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New reporting from the Chosun Ilbo highlights a sharp rise in rhabdomyolysis, a serious muscle breakdown condition, with hospital admissions increasing 32% over four years. Doctors link the trend to overly intense exercise regimens and warn that pushing the body too hard without proper conditioning can damage muscles and kidneys severely enough to require hospitalization. Readers are being urged to increase workout intensity gradually and watch for symptoms like severe muscle pain and dark urine.
- 2Three commonly used medicines said to damage kidneys●3 Medicines jo kidneys tabah karti hein log aam istamal karte hein
A doctor is warning viewers about three everyday medicines that he says can destroy the kidneys with regular use. The health alert, delivered in Urdu-Hindi for a broad South Asian audience, has drawn hundreds of thousands of likes as people share and debate which common drugs may pose hidden kidney risks.
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Search interest in rhabdomyolysis is surging in India, the Netherlands, Sweden, Mexico, Australia, Canada and the UK after a 24-year-old runner, Rachel Apa, collapsed and died while competing in the New York City Marathon. The condition, a breakdown of muscle tissue that can damage the kidneys and prove fatal, is often linked to extreme exertion, prompting discussion about the risks long-distance running can pose to some participants.