What are the symptoms of mid stage cerebellar atrophy? What are the early symptoms of cerebellar atr

Cerebellar atrophy is a degenerative disease of the nervous system and is a common type of multiple system atrophy. It is generally seen in elderly patients, with chronic onset and insidious progressive worsening of the course of the disease, with dizziness and ataxia as the main manifestations. Dizziness can be episodic or persistent, sometimes accompanied by visual rotation, and in severe cases, nausea and vomiting.

Patients often walk unsteadily, cannot walk in a straight line, some sway from side to side, some deviate to one side, and walk with a broad basal gait, with feet spread shoulder-width apart. At the same time, ataxia is severe, such as moving chopsticks to the mouth when eating, it is difficult to reach accurately, and it is often poked in the face or poked elsewhere. Physical examination may also reveal significant nystagmus, impaired speech function, and sometimes chant-like speech.

Cerebellar atrophy is characterized by impaired balance, unsteady walking, drunken appearance, and more likely to slip when going up and down stairs. Some patients also present with a disturbance in the adjustment and balance of the trunk, which makes it unstable when sitting and is prone to staggering. The hands are not able to accurately grasp the objects they need, and the movements are slow.

Patients may also experience memory loss, and in some cases, cognitive function decline. If not active**, symptoms will worsen gradually.

Analysis: Cerebellar atrophy is a common disease in neurology, which progresses slowly and is irreversible. The early symptoms are not obvious, and some may have symptoms such as dizziness, headache, and memory loss.

As the disease progresses, symptoms of cerebellar ataxia develop. The specific manifestations are unsteady holding of objects, unsteady standing, swaying from side to side when walking, waddling gait, and drunkenness. Some people may have language disorders such as slurred speech, poor pronunciation, and slow pronunciation.

Fine motor functions such as holding chopsticks and writing are impaired.

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.

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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.

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.

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

The muscles of the limbs, the sense of incoordination is aggravated, the loss of movement limbs, the sense of muscle incoordination is aggravated, and the phenomenon of motor disorder is obvious. Unable to control posture and pace, it resembles a penguins walking. Wobbly, legs slightly spread or scissor step, unable to maintain balance, tongue knotted, speech unclear, difficulty writing, easy to choke when eating or drinking.

There is a noticeable sunken head, and walking seems to be drunk (vertigo). The motor response is less flexible, the fluency of the movement is lost, and it is difficult to lift heavy objects. Shang Qique is descending the stairs with uncoordinated legs and stiff muscles, unable to accurately complete certain movements, such as running, climbing, playing ball, etc.

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. There is a problem with eye movement, and it is not possible to quickly move the target.

Poor ability to discern distance, such as not being able to play table tennis. These are the obvious looks.

There is a noticeable sunken head, and walking seems to be drunk (vertigo). The motor response is less flexible, the fluency of the movement is lost, and it is difficult to lift heavy objects. Walking up and down the stairs is uncoordinated, the muscles are stiff, and it is impossible to accurately complete some specific movements, such as running, climbing, playing ball, etc.

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. There is a high obstacle to the movement of the eyeballs, and it is impossible to quickly move the target.

Poor ability to discern distance, such as not being able to play table tennis. These are the obvious looks.

1. The incoordination of limbs and muscles is aggravated, and the phenomenon of movement disorder is obvious, which is a common symptom of mid-cerebellar atrophy. His tongue is knotted, he speaks clearly, he has difficulty writing, and he is easily choked when eating or drinking water.

2. Unable to control posture and pace, like a penguin walking; Wobbly, legs slightly open or scissor step, unable to maintain balance, unable to walk long distances, unable to run, difficult to go up and down stairs, unable to flexibly adjust the body when walking, easy to fall.

There are many causes of cerebral atrophy, including aging, infection, brain trauma, acute cerebral infarction, and leukodystrophy. No matter which of these searches is touched, the disease may be triggered, causing symptoms such as headaches and memory impairment

1.The sense of incoordination of limbs and muscles is aggravated, and the phenomenon of movement disorder is obvious.

2.The patient is unable to control posture and gait, and resembles a penguin walking; Wobbly, legs slightly open or scissor step, unable to maintain a level of dust, unable to walk long distances in the dispatch, unable to run, difficult to go up and down stairs, unable to adjust the body flexibly when walking. Therefore, 3.

Easy to wrestle. Knotted tongue, unclear speech, difficulty in writing, and choking when eating or drinking.

The cerebellum itself is an organ that controls our balance and controls our coordinated movements, and cerebellar atrophy will appear in the early stage of speech like a poem, unsteady walking, including dizziness, unsteady standing, falling forward and backward, some patients will also have a little blurred vision, and some patients will have nausea, vomiting and other symptoms.

Cerebellar atrophy is mainly a decline in coordination function in the early stage, and some patients have a wider gait when walking, swaying left and right when walking, as if they are drunk, but patients with cerebellar atrophy have no obvious effect on muscle strength.

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.

Clause.

1. Walking staggered is like getting drunk. Clause.

Second, the action response is not flexible, there is no certain fluency, and it is difficult to carry things. Clause.

3. When going up and down stairs, the feet are uncoordinated, the muscles are relatively stiff, and it is impossible to accurately complete specific actions, such as running, climbing, etc.

Clause. Fourth, when standing, the body will shake back and forth, when carrying water, the water is easy to spill, and when walking, it is easy to hit the wall or door frame. Clause.

Fifth, there are also obstacles in eye movement, and there is no way to quickly shift the target. Clause.

Sixth, the ability to distinguish distance is also not good, such as not being able to play table tennis, which is roughly the initial symptom of these.

Walking is like being drunk (dizziness).

The motor response is less flexible, the fluency of the movement is lost, and it is difficult to lift heavy objects.

Walking up and down stairs with uncoordinated legs, stiff muscles, unable to accurately complete certain movements, such as running, climbing, playing ball, etc.

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.

There is a problem with eye movement, and it is not possible to quickly move the target.

Poor ability to discern distance, such as not being able to play table tennis.

The main function of the cerebellum is to maintain the body's ability to coordinate and balance, and the symptoms can be divided into:

Initial symptoms:

1. Walking softly is like getting drunk.

2. Inflexible action response.

3. It is difficult to lift heavy objects.

4. Uncoordinated going up and down the stairs.

5. Muscle stiffness, eye movement disorder.

6. Poor ability to distinguish distance.

The early symptoms of cerebellar atrophy mainly include mental retardation, dementia, overall decline in comprehension and judgment ability, forgetting age and name, eating, not knowing hunger and feteria, incontinence, dizziness, headache, insomnia, dreaminess, deafness, tinnitus, and slow movements.

Cerebellar atrophy is becoming more and more common, and it is a neurological disease, and more and more elderly people are affected by the disease, which can produce uncomfortable manifestations such as slurred speech, difficulty walking, and general weakness after the onset of the disease. In life, we should pay more attention to the health of the elderly around us, understand cerebellar atrophy thoroughly, and carefully understand the symptoms and manifestations of the late stage of the disease.

1. Typical presentation.

Cerebellar ataxia is a common manifestation of cerebellar atrophy, in which the center of gravity of the trunk is unstable when the patient walks, and gait disturbances occur as if drunk. When symptoms worsen, dysarthria develops, causing the patient to develop a poetic or explosive speech. If it is not timely**, it will lead to cognitive dysfunction, and in severe cases, forgetfulness or incoherent speech.

2. Accompanying performance.

Patients with cerebellar atrophy who have a longer onset of the disease may have mild symptoms of acute cerebral infarction, followed by headache, dizziness, tinnitus, and hemiplegia.

3. Manifestations of complications.

Bedsores are a common complication caused by cerebellar atrophy, which is mostly caused by patients staying in bed for a long time, resulting in compression of local tissues, and continuous ischemia or hypoxia, resulting in tissue ulceration and necrosis. Prompt medical attention should be sought** and the patient should be helped to turn over more.

It can be seen that cerebellar atrophy is extraordinary, and it is a degenerative disease, which can be given according to the actual situation of the patient, and it is necessary to take ** drugs for a long time if necessary. In addition, it is necessary to reduce unnecessary bumps, improve the quality of life, and be accompanied by family members when necessary, so as to avoid accidents and health hazards.

The late manifestations of cerebellar atrophy are the above knowledge, the disease is seriously damaged to the cerebellum, and will affect the memory of the brain, we should pay attention to brain health, after the onset of the disease, it is not advisable to delay the time of treatment, and actively seek medical treatment to control the development of the disease. During the recovery period, patients should rest more, actively cooperate with the work of **, and pay attention to dietary adjustments.

Patients with cerebellar atrophy often have very serious symptoms in the later stage, and there will be cerebellar dysfunction, which is mainly manifested by balance dysfunction and motor coordination dysfunction, and in the late stage, patients are often unable to stand up, and will fall to the side when they stand up, and patients need to be in a wheelchair for a long time.

In addition, some patients will have obvious muscle atrophy in the later stage of cerebellar atrophy, and his language function will also be affected, and he will not be able to speak clearly if he cannot control his pronunciation normally, and sometimes he will not be able to write.