Why is muscular dystrophy different from a muscle strain?

1.The effects from this condition are described as hereditary
2.A person can rest and relax in order to recover from any pain that is experienced
3.Balance and walking are usually not affected as a result of this condition

"Muscular dystrophy" is inherited because it results from a faulty gene that a person acquires from his parent(s), unlike "muscle strain" that is caused by an injury to a muscle or tendon. This makes the first choice correct.

People with muscular dystrophy experiences progressive weakness. This means that it affects their balance and ability to walk. Example, they could be walking on toes or have hard time rising from a sitting position. This makes the last choice incorrect.

A person with "Myotonic" type of muscular dystrophy cannot relax his muscles after contraction. This makes the second choice incorrect.

Why is muscular dystrophy different from a muscle strain?1.The effects from this condition are described as hereditary 2.A person can rest and relax in order to recover from any pain that is experienced 3.Balance and walking are usually not affected as a result of this condition ​

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Why is muscular dystrophy different from a muscle strain?

1.The effects from this condition are described as hereditary
2.A person can rest and relax in order to recover from any pain that is experienced
3.Balance and walking are usually not affected as a result of this condition