Patient's question:
Recently, I've noticed that my left calf muscle has become much weaker than my right calf, and I often feel tired. I'm upset that I might have muscle atrophy. Hello, if you have muscle atrophy, can you have a sense of pain?Doctor's answer:
Muscle atrophy is a global challenge, and initially, those who contract this disease may experience pain. As the condition progresses, they may lose sensation. The lack of sensation in muscle atrophy could be due to nerve damage or blocked meridians. It is important to maintain a regular schedule. Oral intake of vitamin B complex, methylcobalamin, and acupuncture may be beneficial. Avoid spicy foods and opt for a lighter diet, drink plenty of water, and boost your immunity.