what is this kind of muscle diasease named otc?
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Ornithine Transcarbamylase Deficiency (OTC) is a rare inherited disorder that affects the metabolism of nitrogen. Nitrogen comes from the protein found in our diet or from the breakdown of protein in our body that occurs when we are sick. Nitrogen from these sources is usually in the form of a chemical called ammonia. Ammonia must be removed from the body and for this to happen it must first be converted into another chemical called urea. The body converts ammonia to urea by a process called the urea cycle. The urea produced from this cycle will then be excreted by the kidneys in the urine. People with OTC and other urea cycle disorders cannot convert and excrete ammonia. When this happens, ammonia will build up in the body. This build up of ammonia is harmful because it is toxic to the body; especially the brain.\nSIGNS & SYMPTOMS:    Signs and symptoms of OTC usually occur soon after birth, often with the first feeding. It is possible, however, for the first signs and symptoms not to appear until childhood or even adulthood. \n\nSome of the more common signs and symptoms are: \n1.     Abnormal drowsiness (lethargy) that may lead to coma \n2.     Persistent vomiting \n3.     Heavy or rapid breathing \n4.     Poor feeding, lack of appetite \n5.     Enlarged liver \n6.     seizures \n7.     Decreased muscle tone \n8.     Low body temperature \n9.     Irritability \n10.     Loss of coordination \n11.     Disorientation or confusion \n\n\n \n\nPOSSIBLE CAUSES:    OTC is a genetic disorder that affects one of the steps of the urea cycle. In OTC there is a deficiency of an enzyme called Ornithine Transcarbamylase (OTC). This enzyme’s role is to combine a molecule named ornithine with a molecule named carbamoyl phosphate to make cirtulline. This is the first step of the urea cycle. If this enzyme is missing or not working properly the urea cycle does not work correctly and ammonia builds up in the body. The gene that causes OTC has been identified and is on the X chromosome. Because this gene is located on the X chromosome it is inherited in an X-linked recessive manner. Males have one X chromosome and one Y chromosome. Females have two X chromosomes and no Y chromosome. Males with a copy of the OTC gene with a change (mutation) are more severely affected than females because females have a second X chromosome that partially, “protects” them. Females with a changed copy are called carriers because the have a changed copy of the gene but often have no or mild symptoms. A carrier female, even if she has no symptoms herself is at risk of passing the gene to her children.\n\n \nTREATMENT:    OTC is a chronic disease that must be managed over the patient’s lifetime. Long term follow-up with doctors and nutritionists familiar with this disease is very important. Ammonia levels must be closely monitored. The main goal of treatment is to control the level of ammonia and avoid any rapid rise in the level of ammonia associated with a viral or other illness. This strategy involves having a strict diet of small amounts of protein with a high number of calories. Medications can also be used to help the body get rid of the excess ammonia.
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I did not find it as a medicine. I found reference to it as a muscle disorder protei.
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DOMS delayed onset muscle soreness. Search it on the web.
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OCTANOIC ACID\nOCTANOIC ACID\nhttp://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/o2096.htm\n\nOctanoic Acid\nOSHA Safety and Health, Chemical Sampling Information Octanoic Acid 258608...\nhttp://www.osha.gov/dts/chemicalsampling/data/CH_258608.html
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Endur Flex\nhttp://www.endur.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=products.displayproduct&id=42&OVRAW=arthritis%20medicines&OVKEY=arthritis%20medicine&OVMTC=standard
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Creatine Kinase (CK) sometimes called Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK), is found in skeletal muscle, heart muscle, and brain tissue. Because of the high concentrations in muscle tissue, CK levels are frequently elevated in disorders of the skeletal or cardiac muscle.  However CK is not specific, why you need to be seen by a doctor, to have other tests done to pinpoint what is going on.
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When muscles are stimulated, sodium flows into muscle cells & then potassium flows out. The muscle cell then has a pump (called the Na+-K+ ATPase) that is in charge of pumping the sodium back out of the cell and the potassium back in. During heavy exercise, this pump cannot keep up - so too much potassium ends up outside the cell. This is hyperkalemia.
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Type IIB and type IIX are different subtypes of skeletal muscle. They are not the same thing.
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Adapalene.  No there are no similar products OTC, you could try salacylic acid to dry bumps up though.
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No, not if by OTC products you mean drugs. However, you can buy relaxation tapes over the counter. Those work.  Exercise is even better. You can buy exercise gear over the counter.
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Its called the gastrocnemious.\n\nEver wonder why biceps and triceps are "bi's and tri's," pectorals are "pecs," your gluteus maximus are "glutes" -- but no one ever calls the calf muscle "gasses"?
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glucosamine/chodroitine\nvitamin e\nflax seed oil\nheres an excellent website for ya\nhttp://www.wholehealthmd.com/refshelf/substances_view/1,1525,783,00.html
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It is ortho toluene diamine
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May be more than one Dx.     A nuc scan using Iodine 131 radioactive test?\nU/S of thyroid?\nPositive thyroid palpitation?  Goiter?\nI&O balanced?\n\nThe fingers swelling-- history of RA/ osteo?, I&O unbalanced, currently dieting?, high intake of sodium?  Use of birth control pills?  \nCheck with your pharmacist about possible interaction of medications-- both Rx and OTC.\nGood luck
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I personally love Cytomax. It has potassium in it and sodium to fight off the cramps. As a marathon runner, it seems to immediately replenish my lost electrolites and help me maintain stamina.  Plus that, it tastes pretty good.
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It is caused by lactic acid build up, and sometimes by tetany (insufficient calcium in the muscle tissue). I suggest an increase of calcium in your diet. Sugar provides only energy as do the carbohydrates (complex carohydrates are slower in providing energy but better long term). Try the calcium.
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cyclobenzaprine - aka flexerol