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What's wrong with thick legs and thin legs?
Question 1: What about calf thickness? Because this is related to the usual exercise, which leg is hard, or which leg is habitually stronger during exercise, etc. These will affect the thickness of the legs, so you can exercise the thinner legs.

Question 2: What's wrong with thick and thin calves? It used to be like this, or it was discovered recently. It may be born, or it may be that you twisted it and didn't notice it, and it slowly swelled up. You can go to the hospital, hoping to help you.

Question 3: What is the reason why one leg is thick and one leg is thin? What is the difference in leg thickness? The two calves are different in thickness, that is, the lower limbs are different in thickness, that is to say, the left and right calves are different in thickness. We can divide the causes of uneven thickness of lower limbs into two types: one is physiological uneven thickness of lower limbs, which is caused by different walking legs or congenital reasons; There is also pathological unequal thickness of lower limbs caused by old femoral neck bone, nonunion of femoral neck fracture, flat hip joint, osteoarthritis of hip joint complicated with subluxation and other diseases.

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Question 4: What's wrong with thick calves and thin calves? How to recover from 50-point injury? If not, it should be normal leg movement imbalance. Consciously train weak legs and carry out "makeup training"

Question 5: Why are the calves thick and thin? It may be that one leg moves more and its muscles are bigger, or it may be related to the angle you observe. I suggest taking a photo for comparison.

Question 6: It doesn't matter whether a person's legs are thick or thin. Generally, the right leg is thick, while the left-handed is the opposite. If the gap is large (more than 5-6 cm), it is a developmental problem and needs to see a doctor.

Question 7: What's wrong with thick calves and thin calves? I don't know how long the calf has changed from thick to thin. If it is not long, please go to the hospital to see a well-known doctor in time, which should prevent the dysfunction of muscle atrophy.

Muscle atrophy refers to the reduction of skeletal muscle volume, which is an important symptom and sign of many neuromuscular diseases caused by the thinning or disappearance of muscle fibers. The symptoms of muscle atrophy are muscle weakness, difficulty in contraction and obvious reduction of muscle volume. Muscle atrophy is mainly divided into the following categories:

1. Neurogenic muscular atrophy: caused by lower motor neurons and their injuries. When the anterior horn cells and motor nucleus of brain stem are damaged, muscular atrophy is distributed in segments, which is more common in the distal limbs, symmetrical or asymmetrical, without sensory disturbance, and muscle fasciculation often occurs. The degree of muscle strength and tendon reflex is related to the degree of injury. EMG shows muscle fiber tremor potential or high amplitude motor unit potential. Biopsy showed muscle atrophy and thinning. Microscopically, it shows fascicular atrophy.

2, myogenic atrophy: caused by the disease of the muscle itself. Atrophy is not distributed according to nerves, and it is often symmetrical muscular atrophy of proximal pelvis and scapula, and a few are distal muscular atrophy. With muscle weakness, no muscle fiber tremor and sensory disturbance. Serum creatine phosphokinase, lactate dehydrogenase, aspartate aminotransferase, phosphoglucomutase, aldolase, etc. There are different degrees of increase, and muscle aldehyde phosphokinase is the most sensitive. The characteristic change of EMG is the appearance of short-term polyphase potential.

3. Others: Central muscular atrophy is generally accompanied by hyperreflexia or pathological reflex. Ischemic muscular atrophy is mostly caused by muscle ischemia and aseptic necrosis such as arteritis and thrombosis.

4. disuse muscular atrophy is related to long-term inactivity. And most of them are reversible.

Diseases with muscular atrophy symptoms include: motor neuron disease, myasthenia gravis, progressive muscular dystrophy, syringomyelia, hemifacial muscular atrophy, sequelae of poliomyelitis, peripheral neuropathy, sequelae of Guillain-Barre syndrome, traumatic muscular atrophy, myotonia, mitochondrial myopathy, paraplegia, polymyositis, scleroderma, peroneal muscular atrophy, hereditary ataxia, diabetic muscular atrophy and spinal arachnoid adhesion. For patients with muscular atrophy, we should first pay attention to whether there are disuse factors (such as fracture plaster fixation, joint diseases or other diseases that affect limb activities for a long time), and should actively diagnose and treat them seriously.

Symptoms of muscular atrophy are easily confused with judging which symptoms.

Thigh muscle atrophy: It is a common phenomenon that thigh muscle atrophy occurs in patients with femoral head necrosis, and the severity of muscle atrophy varies. Most patients with femoral head necrosis can recover from their thigh muscle atrophy, but a few patients with femoral head necrosis can not recover from their thigh muscle atrophy for life, which seriously affects their walking distance and quality of life.

Scapular muscular atrophy: it is a symptom and clinical manifestation of progressive muscular atrophy of the proximal extremities. Progressive muscular atrophy of proximal limbs is often myogenic atrophy, especially of proximal limbs and trunk muscles, which is often manifested as atrophy and weakness of scapular and pelvic muscles. If the neck muscles are weak, some patients need hand support to raise their heads. The muscular atrophy of the scapula constitutes the winged scapula.

Myogenic facial muscular atrophy: It is caused by the disease of muscle itself, and may also include other factors, such as muscular dystrophy of shoulder girdle or facial-shoulder-arm type, which is diagnosed as spinal muscular atrophy by morphological examination. On the other hand, after any part of the lower motor neuron is damaged, the acetylcholine released from its distal end is reduced, and the sympathetic nerve nutrition is weakened, resulting in muscle atrophy.

Musculus interosseus and thenar muscular atrophy: Usually it begins with weakness of the small muscles of the hand, and the muscles gradually atrophy, which can spread to one or both sides or from one side to the other. Due to thenar atrophy, the palm is flat and the interosseous muscles are atrophied, which is a claw-like hand. Muscle atrophy extends upward and gradually invades forearm, upper arm and shoulder strap. Muscle bunching is common, which can be confined to certain muscle groups or widely existed. It is easy to induce by slapping with hands. A few amyotrophic myasthenia gravis can start from the tibialis anterior muscle, fibula muscle or neck extensor muscle of lower limbs, and some can also start from the proximal muscles of upper and lower limbs.

Question 8: What's wrong with thick calves and thin calves? If pathological conditions are excluded, it may be caused by long-term blood circulation. You can use moxibustion or directly rub the acupuncture points on the calf.

Question 9: What causes the calf to be thick and thin? Short skirts are naturally beautiful, but it's a pity that many women can only look at them and sigh, all because the calves are thick and thin, and the calves are thick and thin, which is particularly unsightly. What is the reason? According to the doctor, an expert in cosmetic surgery, the calves are thick and thin, which means that the thickness of the left and right calves is different. We can divide the causes of uneven thickness of lower limbs into two types: one is physiological uneven thickness of lower limbs, which is caused by different walking legs or congenital reasons; There is also pathological unequal thickness of lower limbs caused by old femoral neck bone, nonunion of femoral neck fracture, flat hip joint, osteoarthritis of hip joint complicated with subluxation and other diseases. It is human nature to love beauty. I believe everyone wants to show their good side to their friends around them. Above, our experts made some related introductions. May you always be young and beautiful! (Editor: Lingyun)