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Glycogen Storage Disease

In glycogen storage disease, the body is unable to store or break down glycogen due to enzyme deficiency or problems with specific enzymes. It is a genetic condition, and children born with this disease exhibit symptoms like swollen belly, constant hunger, and problems with normal growth.

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Can GSD result in high creatine kinase isoenzyme?

Query: Hi doctor, I can run slowly and do aerobic exercise for 45 minutes. But, if I try anaerobic workout I get tired very soon and feel very thirsty. I have this problem since four years. I have the ability to fast for three days or drink only water. But, when it comes to anaerobic workout like push-up o...  Read Full »


Dr. Anshul Varshney

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I would like to know few more information to help you better. Can I know your age and sex? Anyone else in your family with such disease? Have you got tests for diabetes, thyroid disorders and anemia done?   Read Full »

I am taking performance-enhancing drugs. Will it affect my normal hormone regulation?

Query: Hi doctor, I have had a chronic illness by the name ME and CFS for the past four to five years and currently undergoing a diagnosis regarding the disease. I have been using performance-enhancing drugs for some time to combat symptoms such as brain fog, low energy, and extreme fatigue, especially af...  Read Full »


Dr. Shaikh Sadaf

Answer: Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com. I just read your query and understand that you have taken performance-enhancing drugs and tried Metformin. To properly regulate your body's hormones, first of all, you need to be off performance-enhancing drugs gradually and then discontinue entirely for a year or two. ...  Read Full »

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