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My muscle biopsy says i have chronic denervation. i have exercise intolerance and bad muscle cramping. i did genetic testing that included mcardles disease and metabolic diseases and they all were negative. could this still be metabolic a disease?
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It seems that you have gone through a thorough work-up for your neuromuscular condition so you should trust the specialists who had provided your care. The discussion in this forum is limited so we are less likely able to provide you more info than what you have been provided.
Answered 4/12/2022
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