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study tested the hypothesis that heart failure leads to leg weakness by changing the"quantity and functionality of the myosin molecule," a protein that converts chemical energy into mechanical energy, resulting in musculoskeletal movement. Loss of this protein ultimately leads to"muscle weakness and exercise limitation in patients" with heart failure, the study authors believe.
The UCLA researchers add that abnormal activation of the sympathetic nervous system is known to occur in, and suggest that this could also contribute to muscle weakness in heart failure patients. Further research is needed to fully understand why those with heart failure often experience weakness in the legs.Those suffering from heart failure are often advised to lose weight as a means of slowing their condition's progression, notes the UCLA study."However, many people with heart failure develop weakness in their leg muscles, which can make exercise difficult," the study authors explain.
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