will the disease lead us to any disorder?
Yes, disorders such as low levels of carnitine in the blood and high levels of acylcarnitine in blood, glycolysis etc
Rhabdomyolysis
low levels of carnitine in the blood and high levels of acylcarnitine in blood 
what does rhabdomyolysis refer to? It is a condition in which damaged skeletal muscle breaks down rapidly. what symptoms does it show? Muscle pains, weakness, vomiting, and confusion etc how it can be diagnosed?? It can be diagnosed in anyone who has suffered trauma, crush injury or prolonged immobilization, but it may also be identified at a later stage due to deteriorating kidney function. what are the possible treatment options? Administration of generous amounts of intravenous fluids, usually isotonic saline (0.9% weight per volume sodium chloride solution). does it affect only humans? No, it is recognized in horses too. what change does it make in them? They develop a number of muscle disorders.
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Rhabdomyolysis [SEP] Underlying disorders
If an underlying muscle disease is suspected, for instance, if there is no obvious explanation or there have been multiple episodes, it may be necessary to perform further investigations. During an attack, low levels of carnitine in the blood and high levels of acylcarnitine in blood and urine may indicate a lipid metabolism defect, but these abnormalities revert to normal during convalescence. Other tests may be used at that stage to demonstrate these disorders. Disorders of glycolysis can be detected by various means, including the measurement of lactate after exercise; a failure of the lactate to rise may be indicative of a disorder in glycolysis, while an exaggerated response is typical of mitochondrial diseases.