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A member asked:
I've had rhabdomyalysis this year and my ck levels have gone down to a normal range... but it seems that all exercise leaves me overly fatigued...why?
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Muscle damage: Just because your ck levels are normal doesn't mean that your muscles have completely healed.
Answered 7/10/2013
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