Dystrophy is a medical term for progressive degeneration or wasting of body tissues or organs, typically due to disease. It denotes a deterioration in structure and function, often affecting muscles or nerves, and is used in contexts ranging from genetic disorders to general tissue decline. The word carries clinical precision and is commonly encountered in medical literature and discussions.
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