Usually means: Hereditary disorder causing muscle stiffness.
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▸ noun:  (pathology) A form of myotonia that worsens with exercise

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acromyotonia, paramyoclonus, myodystonia, pseudomyotonia, myotonia, myotonia atrophica, myotilinopathy, amyostasia, amyotrophy, myotonia congenita, more...

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Paramyotonia congenita, congenital paramyotonia, more...

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acromyotonia, paramyoclonus, myodystonia, pseudomyotonia, myotonia, myotonia atrophica, myotilinopathy, amyostasia, amyotrophy, myotonia congenita, more...

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Paramyotonia congenita, congenital paramyotonia, more...



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