Pompe
disease
It is a congenital illness initiated by the accumulation
of a multifaceted sugar called glycogen in the body's cells. The buildup of
glycogen in certain tissues and organs, particularly muscles, damages their aptitude
to function generally.
Symptoms
The symptoms and marks of Pompe disease vary extensively
and may first arise at any age from beginning to late adulthood.
Diagnosis
Doctors use a diversity of tests to examine
patients’ indications, rule out other illnesses, and reach at a diagnosis.
Treatment
Enzyme spare therapy, which boards the fundamental
cause of Pompe disease, is now accessible in many countries across the globe. Pompe
disease organization needs a complete team method from a diversity of health
care sources.
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