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Hello is muscle dystrophy a neurological or connective tissue. note- i was diagnosed with polynueropathy last year. ?
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Polyneuropathy: Muscular dystrophy is a progressive muscular disorder with no associated nerve abnormalities. It is not an inflammatory process like autoimmune connective tissue diseases. There a various types of polyneuropathy. Your neurologist can advise you best about your particular cause.
Answered 12/29/2019
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