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This type of muscular dystrophy also more commonly affects boys. Muscle weakness occurs mostly in the arms and legs, with symptoms appearing between age 11 and 25. Other symptoms of Becker muscular dystrophy include: 1  walking on the toes. 2  frequent falls. 3  muscle cramps. 4  trouble getting up from the floor.
Different types of muscular dystrophy affect specific groups of muscles, have a specific age when signs and symptoms are first seen, vary in how severe they can be, and are caused by imperfections in different genes. Muscular dystrophy can run in the family, or a person might be the first one in their family to have the condition. Muscular dystrophy is rare, and there is not a lot of data on how many people are affected by the condition. Much of the information comes from outside the United States. CDC scientists are working to estimate the number of people with each type of muscular dystrophy in the United States.