dmd gene

How is DMD Diagnosed?

Diagnosis of DMD usually begins with clinical evaluation and a detailed family history. Common signs include delayed motor milestones, difficulty in walking, and frequent falls. Confirmatory tests include:
Genetic Testing: Identifies mutations in the DMD gene.
Creatine Kinase (CK) Levels: Elevated levels indicate muscle damage.
Muscle Biopsy: Examines muscle tissue for dystrophin levels.

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