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Tiredness, Sluggish, Exhausted, Anxiety. Was Hospitalized For Rhabdomylosis. Normal?

My name is Margaret, I was diagnosed with rhabdomylosis and was hospitalized for five days. my ck level was 0000 and 9000 when I was discharged. I've been out of the hospital for five weeks now but I still feel very tired, sluggish and exhausted easily. I also have anxiety and is worrying about everything that I feel that's different with my body. Is this normal?
Thanks for your response,
Margaret.
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Acute rhabdomylosis predictably occurs with clostridial & streptococcal myositis.
Due to acute rhabdomyolosis usually develops depletion of potassium and this is the main reason of muscular pain.
Creatinine clearance is also important .
Creatinine is a small , freely filtered solute that varies little from day to day.
This is important to know exact figure before any diagnosis ,whether it is normal or abnormal, so please mention or upload the report.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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Tiredness, Sluggish, Exhausted, Anxiety. Was Hospitalized For Rhabdomylosis. Normal?

Hello, Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum. Acute rhabdomylosis predictably occurs with clostridial & streptococcal myositis. Due to acute rhabdomyolosis usually develops depletion of potassium and this is the main reason of muscular pain. Creatinine clearance is also important . Creatinine is a small , freely filtered solute that varies little from day to day. This is important to know exact figure before any diagnosis ,whether it is normal or abnormal, so please mention or upload the report. Good luck. Dr. HET