TRANSMISSION OF HEREDITARY DISEASES TO OFFSPRING AND METHODS OF THEIR TREATMENT

Abstract

Muscular Dystrophy, one of the hereditary diseases, is a group of hereditary chronic diseases that affect a person's muscles. These diseases are characterized by the fact that the muscles are getting smaller, muscle degeneration. They will gradually become infected with Uzi's work activities. Muscular dystrophy is a group of inherited disorders that injure and weaken muscles over time. This damage and weakness is caused by a lack of protein called dystrophin, which is necessary for the normal functioning of the muscles. The absence of this protein can lead to problems with walking, swallowing and muscle coordination. It also alternates with connective and fatty tissue and even breaks down. Muscular dystrophy can occur at any age, but most diagnoses occur in childhood. It is more common in young boys than in girls. Symptoms of muscular dystrophy: the problem with walking loss of reflexes difficult to maintain poor posture ,thinning of the bone,scoliosis, which leads to abnormal curvature of the patient's spine ,mild mental and mental retardation, shortness of breath,swallowing problems,lung and heart weakness are observed.It remains the carrier while the girls who are mostly sick of children with cash register. This muscular dystrophy is the most common among children . Most of the victims are boys. Skeletal muscle atrophy; constant fatigue; frequent drops in muscle tone; increase in muscle volume due to increased connective tissue (especially gastrocnemius); decrease in muscle pain and Bora infection.