Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathies | Polymyositis vs Dermatomyositis

Lesson on Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathies (Polymyositis vs Dermatomyositis). In this lesson, we discuss the idiopathic inflammatory myopathy conditions, and we discuss similarities and differences between polymyositis and dermatomyositis in terms of pathogenesis/pathophysiology, signs & symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
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[@fatlardylard]

another helpful thing to think about when comparing the rash of dermatomyositis vs SLE is that with SLE the rash tends to spare the nasolabial fold.

[@ShannonsChannel]

This is the most helpful thing I've found yet about Dermatomyositis. However, I was surprised to see here that onset is ages 40-50, since I was diagnosed at age 6. At the time (1975), I was told there were only 3 of us in Canada with Dermatomyositis, and all 3 of us were children. I have been in remission since 1978.

[@rebelz0708]

Shannon , even I was surprised as my friend’s daughter was diagnosed with Dermatomyositis at the age of 4. It started with muscle weakness & now after heavy dosage of steroid medications, she is now fully bedridden with extreme side effects .. I know it might be personal but can I know how you managed to put this in remission since be 1978

[@ShannonsChannel]

@@rebelz0708 I wish I could answer that for you. All I know is I spent 6 wks in the hospital at the time (severe muscle weakness), took high doses of Cortisone for about 2 years, and did lots of physical therapy. I was only 6 when diagnosed, so I don't know much more than that. I know that Drs are always surprised by me. I hope that your friend's little girl can get better.

[@erikabekesi8624]

Nálam 45 évesen duagnosztizálták.

[@mawbell3]

There’s a juvenile form

[@ShannonsChannel]

@@mawbell3 Yes. That is what I have.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

General signs and symptoms of myopathy include the following:👍
Symmetric proximal muscle weakness.
Malaise, fatigue.
Dark-colored urine (suggests myoglobinuria) and/or fever.
Absence of sensory complaints or paresthesias; however, deep tendon reflexes (DTRs) may be diminished/absent in hypokalemic paralysis.

[@almasdaneshmal9115]

perfect explanation! well done. Thanks a lot!

[@Lucy-re1es]

Very helpful! Thank you for your hard work:)

[@sookminlee2613]

very clear and informative explanation!!! Thank you so much

[@chandraveerrathore130]

Full detailed knowledge I gained by this video . Thank you

[@NoOne-bw6kg]

Thank you this helped SO MUCH , great job

[@chieftainofoukwanyama7169]

Very informative and easy to follow, thank you. 🌔

[@arifah7618]

Very helpful, thank you so much!

[@ragasirishabonda1002]

Thank u sir clearly understood the video .Great explanation

[@yellowishpeony2768]

Thank you, this video helped me a lot!

[@annam3989]

Amazing! Keep up with the good work 🎉

[@sabiaafreen4481]

Beautifully explained, thank you so much!

[@millylovesyou7703]

Amazing lecture!!

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[@thimothykuzhivelil]

Thank you ... Very well done

[@gajananrepal3847]

Superb explanation .... thank you so much

[@mennatullah1109]

Thank you so much for this helpful video

[@oreskoul]

another great video. thank you so much!

[@Becks.V.]

Thank-you for this video.

[@alison1979]

Excellent explanation! Thanks

[@DrRoton-ln5br]

Amazing work!

[@dralaa11]

Very informative..thanx

[@TahaZidan]

Your way is very nice , thanks

[@DinaAwd]

Well explained thanks ☺️

[@rinchenlepcha891]

Your video is very helpful for me thank you sir

[@yahyaaburmaileh9394]

Great explanation thanks alot sir

[@knosis]

Thanks for the video! It is a great help. Especially in 3rd year where I don't have many lectures and still need to remember everything!

[@picfunmedicosis1187]

Great explanation

[@manal_s1257]

Thank you !

[@Dr.Microglia]

Thank you 😊

[@kachouriii]

MAN ARE YOU AMAZING ❤❤❤❤

[@perlei8897]

Great explanation, wish docs could be this detailed. Question: in DM, is the heliotrope rash constant? Or does it come, resolve by itself, then reappear?

[@birdplanelane7274]

per lei for me it comes and goes. as i’ve gotten older, it is less apparent but especially in winter my skin flares up and i get these symptoms

[@roquebrown2800]

Thank you so much

[@desmonduchechukwuanachunam959]

Excellent

[@gamaltaher9714]

Good, thanks

[@nabaamajid3170]

AMAZING 👊🏼

[@offrednatalie7887]

Thanks so much 😊😊😊

[@ellenasare5281]

Thanks so much

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Thanks you

[@sinaasviin4139]

Amazing video. much better than Osmosis

[@kianafaili5883]

Perfect 👍🙏

[@deafunchained9402]

What is the relationship between rheumatoid Arthritis and idiopathic inflammatory myopathies

[@Joeythegoats]

RA joint and Myositis muscles. anti ccp antibodies. its a dumb question

[@user-hi4bl8lp6t]

Thanks 👍👍👍

[@matangox]

Can these be misdiagnosed as a polineurophaty (unknown cause)?

[@TheMerdy1]

Hello, this might be the best video ive seen on this topic, thank you. My mother has polymyositis for about year and a half. Shes 59, it all started almost 2 years after she lost her brother, could it be the starter? she also started smoking from that time...
She had prednisone prescribed, and after a year she finally feels better. Is it possible to get rid of Polymyositis? To be fully cured?

[@zuhairyassin505]

how many Mgs is the pulse dose of steriods IM or IV ?

[@MEDTALKIhabFouad]

thank you ...

[@jjmedicine]

You're very welcome!

[@salam7905]

thank you so much ^-^

[@daynamosby3365]

I've had JDM since 7. My mom was dx 2 years before me! What I want to know, is was there something in the hospital that was given to her, that was passed on to me via breast milk?? Were the 1st mother/daughter in medical book history to have it!

[@angelinaguevara2696]

I’ve been diagnosed with this for 5 months are they’re any tips any one can give me on How they maintain with this disease ?

[@LolitaDavidovich934]

I took brand name Cellcept

[@abduls.h4385]

Super video. I CANT for the life of me understand the 3 dislikes

[@mastermind23914]

Good

[@jennybeaupre8882]

I’ve been diagnosed with dermatomyositis.

[@anjalikulkarni603]

Sir iam facing stiffness nd dr cannot diagnose my type of autoimmune disese,my fingers pain at joint,hard lumps formed near joint,mi2 positive ,nd weak ana test positive ,last 2 yr taking treatment ,but dr told its inflammatory arthrities ,but i think it is myosities ,plz guide me in confused

[@katiejo1095]

Shawl and v rash are from skin mites. Demodex, scabies, lice etc....

[@Moath1277]

Thank you from Saudi Arabia

[@jivincyselvin6789]

amazing. thank you

[@drnoureddine9631]

thank u from algeria ^^

[@maziarashid3694]

Best

[@nasrakreem5338]

thanks sir 💜🤍

[@chiragpatel5029]

👏👏👏

[@sabakhan2525]

❤️

[@darshanilakmali3523]

👍

[@cachaoni]

LDr. Thank you for the clear information. I will start medical treatment in the hospital from tomorrow, lasting for 3 months. As you mentioned, the doctors were very concerned about the function of my lungs and heart, but it turns out there are no issues now. My face turned red, as you described, beginning when I returned from a business trip in India, where the sun was extremely strong and the temperature was around 39 - 40 degrees Celsius. That’s when the skin darkening and rash started. Since December, I’ve been experiencing extreme muscle pain with symptoms similar to those described in your video. Thank you for the detailed and useful information.

[@williamdiemert9866]

Took a life of a NFL stars in Ricky Bell

[@Cobbido]

I think I know of another trigger...

[@udhbhavbhardwaj245]

Came here after death of a young indian actress due to this disease...suhani bhatnagar

[@valkyrieandreas]

❤