Thornham suspected he might have rhabdomyolysis, a dangerous condition caused by muscle damage, but he wasn’t peeing brown (a tell-tale sign), so he went home. Two days later, still foggy and ...

They’ve since been released. Rhabdo, as it’s often called, happens when muscle tissue breaks down and releases proteins and other substances into the blood. It can lead to kidney damage and ...

“Beware of cycling u might get Rhabdo.” In her video, Stebbins claimed she was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, or “rhabdo,” which can occur after exercising intensely for extended period ...