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July 7
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Mitochondrial neuropathy isn't directly related to muscular dystrophy, so it's not something that can be covered here in a helpful way for managing your condition.

What might be worth exploring instead is neuropathic pain as it relates to muscular dystrophy. Some forms of MD can involve nerve pain, which may feel like:

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Mitochondrial neuropathy isn't directly related to muscular dystrophy, so it's not something that can be covered here in a helpful way for managing your condition.

What might be worth exploring instead is neuropathic pain as it relates to muscular dystrophy. Some forms of MD can involve nerve pain, which may feel like:

- Burning sensations
- Stabbing pain
- Tingling in the hands and feet

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it's really worth bringing them up with your care team, as there are ways to manage them.

July 7

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