Loss of Muscle

in Pittsburgh, PA

What Is Loss of Muscle?

Muscle loss, or muscle atrophy, is the reduction of muscle mass often due to inactivity, aging, or specific health conditions. As muscle tissue weakens, strength and mobility decrease, impacting daily activities. Addressing muscle loss can improve both physical appearance and functional ability, helping individuals regain vitality. Without intervention, prolonged muscle loss can lead to increased frailty, making recovery and routine physical activities more challenging over time.

What Are the Causes of Loss of Muscle?

Inactivity

Prolonged inactivity results in muscle atrophy and loss of strength.

Aging

Natural age progression leads to a decline in muscle mass over time.

Medical Conditions

Diabetes, autoimmune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, and malabsorption syndromes such as Celiac disease are among the medical causes of muscle wasting.

Poor Nutrition

Insufficient protein and nutrient intake leads to loss of muscle, and eventually muscle atrophy.

Hormonal Changes

Hyperthyroidism (overproduction of thyroid hormone), low testosterone, and high cortisol (the stress hormone), can result in muscle loss.

Treatments & Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is muscle loss, and how does it affect the body?

Muscle loss, or atrophy, refers to the weakening and reduction of muscle mass, leading to decreased strength, mobility, and physical functionality.
Both Emsculpt NEO and TruSculpt Flex are noninvasive and cause minimal discomfort, with most patients describing the sensation as a gentle muscle contraction.
Results vary, but many individuals notice improved muscle tone and strength within a few weeks of starting treatment.
While proper nutrition is vital for muscle health, combining it with treatments like Emsculpt NEO or TruSculpt Flex yields the best outcomes for rebuilding lost muscle.
These treatments are suitable for individuals experiencing muscle loss due to inactivity, aging, or other causes and who are looking to regain strength and definition.

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