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myopathy

Any disease of muscle, whether inherited or acquired, such as cardiomyopathy.
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Intramuscular ubiquinone levels do not decrease, however, making ubiquinone an unlikely cause of the myopathy (8), although only one study no studies to our knowledge have examined ubiquinone levels in statin myopathic patients (9).
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