Learn The Symptoms (Documentary)

Learn the symptoms, don’t ignore the tripping, falling, numbness, pains, and cramps. You’re not just getting older, you shouldn’t have a problem taking a walk, you shouldn’t have a problem with stairs.
What are Autoimmune Diseases, Rare Disease, Generic Disease possible causes” & Behavior Health, Gaslighting & Coping Skills you need to know:Rare diseases are inclusive and do not discriminate. Anyone can get a rare disease regardless of race, color, religion, or national origin. One of those rare diseases is called Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM). Join our team to fight IBM and bring attention to adult onset rare diseases. We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) established by rare disease patients. GettingUp is dedicated to educating adults in EVERY community to recognize symptoms of rare adult onset disease. Myositis, which means "muscle inflammation," is perhaps not as widely known or understood as some other muscle diseases. One of its most common causes is an aberration of the immune system that damages healthy muscle tissue. Muscle inflammation comes in different strains and degrees of severity with polymyositis and dermatomyositis occurring most frequently. Age is one factor that influences which type of myositis an individual is most likely to contract. Doctors use blood tests, muscle biopsies, and MRI scans to make their diagnoses.1st Identify symptoms2nd Get a diagnosis 3rd Seek treatment We are committed to reducing the amount of time identifying symptoms and receiving a diagnosis.
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15 EARLY SIGNS OF MANY RARE DISEASES
Swollen ankles & legs
Severe fatigue
Shortness of breath
Significant weight loss
Difficulty in swallowing
Tingling, numbness, pain in hands, wrist, feet
Enlarged tongue
Difficulty walking or doing normal daily activities
Tripping or falling
Abnormal weakness
cramping, tiredness in your hands, arms, legs, feet, or ankles
Hand weakness, dropping things
Slurred speech, trouble swallowing
Muscle cramps arms, shoulders
Difficulty holding your head up, good posture
inflammatory condition
muscles weakness
inclusion body myositis
genetic and environmental factors
progressive muscle weakness and aches
medications
immune system
occupational and physical therapy