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what are the different types of neuromuscular disease?
A: A neuromuscular disease damages the neurons or nerve cells that send messages that control voluntary muscles. This lapse in communication may result in muscle weakness and atrophy, often leading the patient to experience pain, muscle cramps, twitching and mobility problems. neuromuscular disease can affect the muscles, the central nervous system, and the peripheral nervous system, which includes the arms and legs. there are seven different types
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what are the different types of Muscle disease?
A: the common types of muscle disease are the neuromuscular disorders such as multiple sclerosis and myasthenia gravis, and the conditions that develop within skeletal muscle itself, called myopathies. neuromuscular diseases afflict the communication between muscles and the nerves that control their movement, and are often progressive and fatal. Some myopathies are hereditary diseases, like muscular dystrophy, causing...
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what are the different types of Tardive Dyskinesia Treatment?
A: there is no known proven cure or effective treatment for tardive dyskinesia, which is a neuromuscular disease resulting in the slow onset of uncontrollable facial movements. Since the condition is nearly always brought on by the use of antipsychotic drugs, the simplest and most basic tardive dyskinesia treatment is to discontinue the drug thought to be causing the problem. When that is impossible, various medicines have shown some success in tardive dyskinesia treatment or management, such as tetrabenazine and chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride,...
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what are the different types of Myasthenia Gravis Drugs?
A: Myasthenia gravis is a neuromuscular disease that causes extreme muscle weakness in the voluntary muscles of the body. This muscle weakness is typically worse after any type of physical activity and improves after periods of rest. While there is no cure for myasthenia gravis, the symptoms are considered to be relatively easy to treat. Several types of myasthenia gravis drugs are available to improve symptoms so that an...
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what are the different types of Muscular System Diseases?
A: the human body`s muscular system is the set of internal tissue responsible for movement and coordination. This system can be affected by several diseases and disorders that can damage muscle tissue and greatly impact a patient`s quality of life. Some of the more common muscular system diseases as of 2011 are muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, Lou Gehrig`s disease and neuropathy. While brain-related illnesses such as Parkinson`s disease can manifest as a lack of muscle control, these are not...
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what are the different neuromuscular Disorders?
A: neuromuscular disorders are any conditions in which nerves do not function properly in the muscles. Nerves send messages to muscles from the brain, so any damage can either inhibit voluntary movement or cause involuntary movement. It occurs most often in the muscles of the limbs. Some neuromuscular disorders can be treated, while others can cause enough damage to be fatal. Spinal muscular atrophy is a neuromuscular disorder that is thought to be genetic. It destroys nerves in
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what are the different Balance therapy Exercises?
A: Balance therapy exercises, also known as vestibular rehabilitation therapy, include classic Cawthorne-Cooksey standing and sitting exercises, alternative martial arts-based exercises, and individualized therapy, which occasionally relies on sports equipment and computers for virtual reality exercises. All three categories of balance therapy exercises use tilting and swaying to simulate conditions for dizziness and falling. At the same time, they require counter moves so that those with neuromuscular deficiencies can regain balance and relearn stability. Cawthorne-Cooksey exercises were
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whats Lou garrets diease?
A: Lou GEHRIG! Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also called Lou Gehrig''s disease, is a progressive neuromuscular disease that weakens and eventually destroys motor neurons (components of the nervous system that connect the brain with the skeletal muscles). Skeletal muscles are involved with voluntary movements, such as walking and talking. the motor neurons transmit the command to move from the brain to the skeletal muscles, which respond by contracting. A person with ALS usually presents with problems in dexterity or gait resulting from...
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what are Claw Toes?
A: Claw toes are a type of foot deformity that is so named because the toes resemble the claws of an animal. the characteristic shape of claw toes is a curve, with the toes curving sharply upwards then downwards in a C-shape. Claw toe deformities are caused by an imbalance in the way the tendons of the toes contract. the underlying cause of this imbalance is often flat feet....
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Hi, i was diagnosed to have a scoliosis. what's that?
A: Everyone''s spine has natural curves. these curves round our shoulders and make our lower back curve slightly inward. But some people have spines that also curve from side to side. Unlike poor posture, these curves can''t be corrected simply by learning to stand up straight. This condition of side-to-side spinal curves is called scoliosis. On an X-ray, the spine of an individual with scoliosis looks more like an "S" or a "C" than a straight line. Some of the bones in a scoliotic spine also may have rotated slightly, making the person''s waist or shoulders appear uneven....
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