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Background: While rhabdomyolysis frequently leads to hospital admissions, typically following trauma, recurrent occurrences are relatively rare, accounting for just 10% of cases. For young patients experiencing repetitive episodes without an apparent cause, a comprehensive investigation into the possible etiologies is crucial. Recognizing the atypical nature of recurrent rhabdomyolysis is crucial and a thorough workup encompassing evaluations for potential endocrine, inflammatory, and metabolic etiologies is recommended. Additionally, acute kidney injury is a common complication with severe rhabdomyolysis, hence early recognition and intervention is crucial.
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