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What is myositis, and how is it diagnosed?

Myositis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the muscles. It is diagnosed through a combination of physical examination, medical history analysis, blood tests (such as muscle enzyme levels), imaging studies (like MRI), and sometimes muscle biopsy to confirm the diagnosis.

Is myositis a hereditary condition? Can family history help in diagnosis?

Myositis is generally not considered a hereditary condition. It is primarily caused by autoimmune factors or other external triggers. While family history alone may not directly contribute to the diagnosis of myositis, it can provide valuable information regarding potential genetic predispositions or related autoimmune conditions that may influence the overall diagnostic process.

What tests are typically conducted to diagnose myositis?

  • Physical examination
  • Medical history analysis
  • Blood tests
  • Imaging studies (such as MRI)
  • Muscle biopsy

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