Myotonia
Myotonia is a medical term that refers to a neuromuscular condition in which the relaxation of a muscle is impaired. It can affect any muscle group. Repeated effort will be needed to relax the muscle, although the condition usually improves after the muscles have warmed up.
Individuals with myotonia may have trouble releasing their grip on objects or may have difficulty rising from a seated position. They may walk with a stiff, awkward gait.
Myotonia is caused by an abnormality in the muscle membrane, and is often associated with inherited neurological disorders. Myotonia is commonly seen in individual with myotonic muscular dystrophy, myotonia congenital. Myotonia may also be trigger by exposure to cold.
Homoeopathic medicine:-
The homoeopathic treatment of this condition is aimed at treating the symptoms and repairing the damage to the muscles of extremities. Medicines are used to treat the muscle damage and muscular weakness sensation of the affected extremities These medications suppress your immune system, limiting the production of antibodies and reducing muscle inflammation, as well as improving muscle strength and function.
Homeopathy has reasonably good treatment to offer for myotonia, which works at two levels:
1. Controls further progress of disease
2. Improves the symptoms of pain, fatigue and mobility
Homoeopathic approach:-
=No matter how long you have suffered from myotonia we assure you that with use of homoeopathic medicine you will regain your condition faster than any other solution currently available.
=It is an established treatment and produces time tested results.
=Its composition is 100% safe and all its ingredients are purely natural and free from any side effects.
=Its composition is 100% safe and all its ingredients are purely natural and free from any side effects.
=It is a natural medicine formulated specifically to treat myotonia. It comes in an easy to take form and is consumed orally through the mouth.
=It is manufactured under the strict guidelines of the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia.
