What is dyskineze?
dyskinesis is a term used to describe a neurological disorder. A person with dyskinesia usually has problems with voluntary muscle movements and performs involuntary movements without control over them. In people who have Parkinson's disease, it is usually easy to recognize these involuntary movements or tics such as Boxer Muhammed Ali and American actor Michael J. Fox. There are five main types of dykinesis - tardive, tremor, dystonia, chorea and myclone. This may be the side effect of some antipsychotic drugs, especially trifluoperazine, haloperidol, metoclopramide and fluphenazine. The disorder usually represents in the patient's face. Symptoms may include grinning, chewing, abnormal movement of the tongue and jaw swing. Sometimes dykinesia becomes permanent, even if the affected person stops taking the drug, causing it. The longer someone takes medicines of this kind, the more likely it is.
Tremic Dykinesia usually presents itself as trembling, usually in the legs, hands, head, trunk or voice. This shaking is usually noticeableMore, when one stretches his limbs, such as emphasizing a point or greet another person. This type often begins in the dominant hand of a person and has been getting worse over time.
In most cases, the main symptom of dyskinesia is the dyskinesis of dystinesis involuntary muscle contractions. People with dystonia seem to circle in general and distort their limbs and move them wildly. This disorder can be traced to abnormal function in the brain cortex. It's often genetic.
chorea dyskinesia, which is named after the Greek word for dance , is usually characterized by jerky body movements. Because the body of the affected person often repeats these movements several times in the sequence, it can be compared to dance steps, especially if the chorea is found in the legs or feet. These movements are generally concentrated in the patient's upper body, face, arms and legs. Sometimes a person with chorea gives the look nEtrum or fidget.
Ti with dyskinesia Myoclonus usually suffers from short but intense convulsions of involuntary movement. Seizures are often considered a form of myoclonus dykinesia. There are many causes of this type of disease, including brain damage, stroke, shock, epilepsy and poisoning. It can affect almost any part of the body and even the whole body at the same time.
DYSKINEZE treatment varies very much because it is usually a symptom of another disorder. In the case of tardive dyskinesis, the main treatment is simply to interrupt the drugs that caused it. In the case of other types, a combination of surgery and brains changing medicines may be somewhat effective.