Patient's question:
A colleague underwent a health check and was found to have mild muscle dystrophy. I haven't heard of this condition before, so I'd like to ask a few questions: Is it beneficial to exercise when you have mild muscle dystrophy?Doctor's answer:
Dystrophic patients can improve their condition through exercise, so patients must persist in doing arm and leg exercises every day. This helps promote blood circulation, ensuring the brain receives adequate oxygen and preventing the worsening of the condition. This approach effectively aids in restoring muscle fiber function and can more effectively treat muscle atrophy.