What are the initial symptoms of cerebellar atrophy?

The symptoms of early cerebellar atrophy are mainly as follows:

1. The symptoms of mental retardation, dementia, and cerebellar atrophy can be manifested as a comprehensive decline in intellectual activities such as understanding, judgment, and calculation ability, and the patient is unable to adapt to social life appropriately, and is difficult to be competent for work and housework, and gradually cannot be named and ageed, and does not know whether he is full or hungry when eating, and after going out, he does not know where the way home is, and even forgets that his home is in**, and will collect some waste or waste paper and sundries, which will be regarded as treasures.

2. Patients with cerebellar atrophy will be bedridden all day long, unable to take care of themselves, and even unable to distinguish their relatives and friends, incontinence, slurred pronunciation, slurred speech, unorganized speech, and incoherent speech, which may eventually lead to complete dementia.

For cerebellar atrophy, dizziness, headache, insomnia, dreaminess, soreness in the waist and knees, numbness in the hands and feet, and gradual sluggishness, slow movements, muttering, and answering questions that are not asked, these symptoms must be alerted as soon as possible.

Cerebellar atrophy has different symptoms in different stages, but the disease development of patients with cerebellar atrophy is a gradual process, which is roughly divided into three stages, including early, middle and late stages, and the initial symptoms mainly include the following manifestations: 1. The incoordination of limbs and muscles is aggravated, and the phenomenon of movement disorder is obvious. 2. The patient is unable to control posture and pace, and looks like a penguin walking; Wobbly, legs slightly spread or scissor step, inability to maintain balance, inability to walk long distances, inability to run, difficulty going up and down stairs, inability to adjust the body flexibly when walking.

3. Easy to fall. Knotted tongue, unclear speech, difficulty writing, and easy choking when eating or drinking.

Cerebellar atrophy has no obvious specific changes in the early stage, and patients may have relatively mild manifestations of brain function decline, the most common of which include drowsiness, memory loss, motor coordination, and mood changes, but these symptoms cannot be characterized as early changes in brain atrophy. Generally, if the patient has a family history of cerebral atrophy and has recent memory and exercise decline.

The development of cerebellar atrophy is a gradual process that can be roughly divided into three stages, early, middle, and late. The main symptoms are as follows, an increase in inconsistency between the limbs and muscles, and the occurrence of movement disorders. The patient is unable to control his posture and pace, like a penguin walking.

He can't keep his balance, he can't walk long distances, he can't run for long periods of time, he can't go up and down stairs, he can't be flexible when he walks, he can't shake, he can't stretch his legs slightly, he can't cut things with scissors.

This disease is a hereditary disease, which is not invaded by external evil in the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, and is mostly caused by congenital kidney deficiency, and its clinical practice is mainly ataxia movement disorder, which is a disease of tendons, bones and muscles. The liver is the main tendon, the kidney is the main bone, and the spleen is the main muscle, so the disease involves the liver, spleen, and kidney.

Some patients do not have any clinical manifestations of cerebellar atrophy, and some changes in cerebellar atrophy are found only when the corresponding imaging examination is performed, if this situation is not particularly concerned. In general, the early symptoms of cerebellar atrophy are mainly some ataxia, including some trunk ataxia, patients may feel that walking is not particularly stable, like drunk, but they can still walk, there is no problem in taking care of themselves, and they will feel that their hands are not particularly flexible, and they will do some fine activities, such as writing and doing handicrafts, will have obvious clumsy feelings; In addition, patients with early cerebellar atrophy often have some symptoms of dizziness and lack of clarity, and as the symptoms worsen, the patient's ataxia becomes more and more obvious, and even he cannot walk or hold objects.

The cerebellum is an important structure of the human body, the most important function is coordination and balance, the muscle tone of the human body and the cognitive function that is currently believed, the cerebellum also plays a part, cerebellar atrophy is a chronic process that will occur for a long time. Cerebellar atrophy is divided into primary and secondary, such as poisoning, tumors may also appear cerebellar atrophy, more cerebellar atrophy is a hereditary genetic mutation that causes cerebellar function to be lost, and slowly atrophy, the common result is manifested as walking disorders, balance disorders, language disorders, hand and foot coordination disorders, affecting life and work. When symptoms of cerebellar atrophy occur, a specialist should first be sought to assess what is causing cerebellar atrophy and whether it is hereditary or acquired.

**Early atrophy is not particularly severe, but drugs can be used, buspirone, citicoline, physostigmine, such drugs may be effective in slowing down or improving the symptoms of cerebellar atrophy.

The initial symptoms of cerebral atrophy are poor ability to distinguish distance, such as not being able to play table tennis. Inflexibility of motor responses, loss of fluency in movements, and difficulty lifting heavy objects are the initial symptoms of cerebellar atrophy. Irregular leg coordination when going up and down stairs, stiff muscles, and inability to accurately complete certain movements, such as running, climbing, and playing ball, are the initial symptoms of cerebellar atrophy.

When standing still, the body will shake back and forth, and it is easy to splash when carrying water. It is easy to bump into walls or door frames when walking. Impaired eye movement and inability to quickly shift targets are also early symptoms of cerebellar atrophy.

Slowness in gait during early walking, sluggish motor response and poor accuracy.

Speech is extremely unclear, inability to control pitch, even speech, illegible handwriting, difficulty swallowing.

Like this will not kill people.

The cerebellum is mainly balanced, so the symptoms of cerebellar atrophy are initially manifested as balance disorders, and patients mainly manifest themselves as unsteady walking, unable to take a single step, or walking with a relatively large spacing between the legs, walking swaying, and resembling a duck, which may be the early manifestations of the patient.

In the early stage, walking is unsteady, the motor response is slow, and the accuracy becomes poor.

When going up and down stairs, my legs are uncoordinated, my muscles are stiff, and I can't complete movements such as running, climbing, and playing ball.

When standing still, the body may sway back and forth, and the water is unstable, and it is easy to hit doors or walls when walking.

The action response is not flexible, it is difficult to lift heavy objects, and simple movements cannot be completed smoothly and quickly.

There may be a feeling of dizziness in the head, and in severe cases, vomiting.

If you don't feel at ease, you have to go to the hospital.

The initial symptoms of small hail and cerebral atrophy are mental retardation, dementia, and even dizziness, headache, insomnia, etc.

1.Cerebellar atrophy is a degenerative disease of the nervous system, the early symptoms may be mental retardation, dementia and other symptoms, with the development of the disease will appear memory impairment, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia and other manifestations, difficult to adapt to social work and study.

2.In the early stage, there will be dizziness, headache, insomnia, dreaminess, soreness in the waist and knees, numbness in the hands and feet, and gradually slow reaction, slow movement, muttering, answering questions and other symptoms.

Note: The symptoms of cerebellar atrophy are more serious, and it is recommended to seek medical attention in time, go to the hospital for a complete and detailed examination, and follow the doctor's instructions to treat the symptoms**.

The main symptoms of the initial cerebellar atrophy are memory loss and cognitive dysfunction, which is a slow-state progressive disease. If severe, limb dysfunction may occur.

The main symptom of cerebellar atrophy, gait instability is the most common presenting symptom, manifested by drunkenness or scissor gait; Patients with advanced disease may not be able to walk and need to stay in bed for long periods of time. Cranial nerve dysfunction: dizziness, forgetfulness, memory loss, dullness, slowness, tremor of the hands and feet.

Dysarthria: slurred speech, which can manifest as explosive speech or poetic speech. Cognitive impairment:

Forgetfulness....The four initial symptoms of cerebellar atrophy mainly include the following typical symptoms: 1. Ataxia is the main symptom of cerebellar atrophy, and patients will show unsteady walking gait and drunken gait at the beginning. 2. Cranial nerve dysfunction, cerebellar atrophy patients will also manifest as dizziness, forgetfulness, unresponsiveness, and tremor of hands and feet in the early stage.

3. Patients will have dysarthria, which is manifested as unclear speech when speaking, which can be manifested as explosive speech or poetic speech. 4. Patients may have left and right eye movements.

Cerebellar atrophy is a disease that is not very obvious in the early stages and is usually difficult to detect. The main symptom of cerebellar atrophy is ataxia, and in severe cases, memory loss and communication difficulties.

There are many causes of cerebellar atrophy, such as cerebellar atrophy caused by cerebral ischemia, some patients are cerebellar atrophy caused by drug poisoning, some patients are cerebellar atrophy caused by the lack of trace elements in the body, and many patients are familial hereditary, and some patients are cerebellar atrophy caused by traumatic brain injury or head surgery.

Brain atrophy disease cannot be effectively controlled, and you must follow the doctor's guidance after making it clear. Patients with cerebellar atrophy disease must do more outdoor physical exercise, eat less greasy food, prohibit smoking and alcohol, and avoid cold and infection in their daily life.

Cerebellar atrophy, dizziness may occur in the early stage of the disease, and it will also be accompanied by inflexibility of movements, sluggish reactions, uncoordinated legs when going up or down stairs, unable to take steps, and inability to concentrate.

The motor function of the body is affected.

In the early days, it was easy to forget things, such as going to brush the pot but forgetting to take the brush, going to get the pot but forgetting to boil the hot water, and so on.