What are the most obvious symptoms of ataxia?

The symptoms of ataxia are generally divided into three major stages.

1.Infancy. The first symptom is usually lower limb ataxia, which is manifested by unsteady gait and shaky limbs when walking. Slowness of motor response and poor accuracy.

2.Medium term. Speech is slurred and the pitch cannot be controlled. If the eye movement is not smooth, the image is prone to "overlap". Muscle incoordination worsens, and it is impossible to write. Sometimes I feel that I have difficulty swallowing and I choke easily when eating.

3.Advanced. Speech is extremely unclear, and it is impossible to speak. Limb weakness, unable to stand, need to rely on a wheelchair to walk. The ability to comprehend gradually decreases, and finally loses consciousness and falls asleep.

Pay attention to no matter what type of ataxia you have, early detection, early recovery, and early away from the disease. According to different situations, scientific exercise, training, and dietary conditioning are made, and traditional Chinese medicine restores the strange prescription drink to distinguish between syndromes and diseases**, and fundamentally solves the problem, so as to restore normal life.

Ataxia manifests as abnormal standing and gait, dysmetria, alternating dyskinesia, tremor, dysarthria, hypotonia, and ocular motility disorders.

Ataxia refers to the coordination of movement in the case of normal muscle strength, which is divided into four types: sensory, vestibular and cerebellar, and gait instability is its typical manifestation, and other clinical manifestations may not be completely consistent, as follows:

Cerebellar ataxia: patients often feel unsteady gait, wobbly, and unable to walk in a straight line. In severe cases, they cannot stand or sit. Falling to one side when turning or changing direction, or even falling suddenly.

Sensory ataxia: patients complain of unsteady gait, which occurs with eyes closed. The symptoms mainly appear at night, and in severe cases, the patient cannot determine the position of his lower limbs and feet when walking, and cannot make an accurate judgment on the soles of his feet touching the ground, so he has a feeling of stepping on cotton, which is a manifestation of deep feeling of involvement.

Vestibular ataxia: presents with standing, unsteady gait, impaired postural balance, and tilt to the affected side. Some may also experience vertigo (rotation or moving in a straight line in one direction), nausea, and vomiting.

Cerebral ataxia: contralateral limb ataxia occurs when the frontal lobe is damaged, and the symptoms are not as obvious as cerebellar ataxia, and it is less likely to be accompanied by nystagmus.

The first symptom is progressive gait ataxia, with a staggering gait and a tendency to fall; Ataxia of both upper limbs within 2 years, showing clumsiness and intention tremor; In this early stage, the knee tendon reflexes and ankle reflexes are absent, cerebellar dysarthria, or fulminant language appears, and the bilateral upper extremity reflexes and, in some patients, the bilateral knee tendon reflexes can be preserved. The joint position and vibration sensation of the lower extremities are impaired, and the sensation of light touch and pain and temperature is usually not affected, and the weakness of the lower extremities develops late, and may be due to upper or lower motor neuron damage or both.

The clinical symptoms of ataxia are as follows: 1. Balance disorder: unable to grasp balance when walking, shaky walking, unable to walk in a straight line, wide distance between the feet, that is, drunken gait; 2. Coordination dysfunction:

Tremors in the limbs and inability to distinguish distances correctly. During the examination, the finger-nose test, heel-knee-tibia test can be carried out3, abnormal pronunciation: the muscle coordination function of the articulatory organ is poor, the rhythm and rhythm are abnormal, which is called poetry-like language, and when speaking, such as reading and reciting poetry; 4. Tremor:

Intention tremor, that is, limb tremor may occur when holding objects due to poor discernment, as well as head and trunk tremors, especially nystagmus.

Ataxia is not a disease, but a symptom, mainly motor dysfunction, mainly manifested as inability to maintain somatic posture and balance, staggering gait, walking with both feet away, poor coordination, poor accuracy, slow or stiff motor response, and loss of limb motor adjustment function caused by lesions of spinal nerves and cerebellar structures. It is mainly recommended to target the **** first, and generally remove the trigger before the symptoms can be improved, such as functional exercises, and improve the symptoms through learning and exercise.

Ataxia is when there is no problem with the strength of the muscles themselves, but there is a problem with the coordinated movement of the muscles, and the patient is unable to maintain normal movements or support reflexes.

Generally, it can be divided into four types: sensory ataxia, vestibular ataxia, cerebellar ataxia and hereditary ataxia.

Because different types of ataxia are different, there are also relatively large differences in methods and efficacy.

Dizziness, unsteady walking, choking on food and water.

1. Sensory ataxia: As the name suggests, this type of ataxia is affected by the sensory system, and is greatly affected by position and vibration. The main manifestations are mild when the eyes are open and more severe when the eyes are closed, especially when walking at night, there will be obvious walking difficulties.

When walking, the eyes are fixed on the ground and the stride is wide.

2. Cerebellar ataxia: This is mainly caused by afferent and efferent fibrous lesions of the cerebellum, which will affect the balance of the human trunk, and patients often have symptoms such as unstable standing and abnormal rotational movement. Nystagmus, dysarthria, rough eating, and a peculiar cerebellar gait (i.e., walking with feet apart, different stride sizes, and unstable gait) are also common symptoms.

3. Vestibular ataxia: vestibular ataxia is caused by damage to the vestibular system, which will affect people's balance, whether it is at rest or in motion, it will make people have balance dysfunction, and it is easy to fall to the side or back when standing, and it is accompanied by obvious symptoms of vertigo.

4. Hereditary ataxia: This type of ataxia is usually manifested as a chronic disease of the central nervous system, usually with a genetic predisposition, accompanied by autosomal recessive or dominant inheritance, and the symptoms are mainly manifested in the spinal cord, cerebellum, brainstem, peripheral nerves, optic nerves and other parts.

The symptoms of ataxia are the appearance of some obvious motor disorders, speech disorders, or some damage to the cerebellar vestibular system of the brain. This can be done in detail to confirm the severity of the disease, and it can also be carried out with drugs, but there will be certain differences in the use of drugs for different causes of ataxia, which requires a detailed diagnosis.

There are still many manifestations of ataxia, such as poor coordination of the body's endocrine, insomnia and dreams.

What are the symptoms of ataxia, the symptoms of ataxia are: 1. Cerebellar ataxia, which is characterized by unsteadiness in standing due to balance disorders in the trunk. 2. Vestibular ataxia, caused by damage to the vestibular system, is mainly caused by balance disorders.

3. Hereditary ataxia, with ataxia and poor distance as the main clinical manifestations. Because ataxia is very harmful, everyone should pay attention to it and take some measures to deal with it in order to prevent themselves from suffering from it. Only with a healthy body can we work better for our career.

The symptoms of ataxia are mainly balance disorders, when walking, unable to grasp balance, walking shaky, unable to walk in a straight line, wide distance between the feet, drunken gait, and coordination dysfunction, tremors in the limbs, and inability to correctly distinguish distances. Finger-nose tests and heel and shin tests can be performed during examination.

Patients may have abnormal articulation, poor coordination of the articulatory organs, abnormal rhythm and rhythm, called poetic language, and speak as if reading poetry. Patients may also have intention tremor, which can be accompanied by tremor of the head, trunk, and eyeballs when holding objects due to poor discernment.

Symptoms of ataxia: 1. Neuropathy, 2. Dysphagia, 3. Spasmodic state, mainly due to damage to the pyramidal tract, 4. Tremor, which is mainly manifested as motor, postural or intentional tremor, 5. Extrapyramidal symptoms, 6. Muscle weakness and muscle atrophy, 7. Sensory impairment, 8. Skeletal deformities, 9. ** lesions, 10. Others, some patients may present with mental retardation, mental disorders or seizures or myoclonus.

The function of the cerebellum is mainly cooperative movement, so if the cerebellum is involved, gait deviation, posture abnormality, inability to accurately distinguish distance, and excessive or unreachable movement. The complex and coordinated movement of multiple groups of aircraft will appear when pointing at the target, and the closer you get to the target, the more there will be a huge flutter, which is called intention tremor. There is also a language that speaks like a poem, called a poem, and the writing will become bigger and bigger, and the more you write, the more you fly, and at the same time you can't distinguish the weight.

For cerebellar atrophy, it is mainly based on a**learning**, if it is caused by cerebrovascular disease, it is necessary to carry out active **cerebrovascular disease, control risk factors, **atherosclerosis.

1. Balance disorder: the main manifestations are that the patient is unable to grasp balance during walking, walks swayingly, cannot walk in a straight line, has a wide distance between the feet, and walks like a drunken gait;

2. Coordination dysfunction: limbs will tremble, and the distance cannot be correctly distinguished. On examination, the patient will have a positive finger and nose test, as well as a positive heel-knee-shin test;

3. Abnormal pronunciation: the muscles of the articulatory organs have changes in coordination, that is, the coordination is abnormal. The patient's rhythm and rhythm may be abnormal, appearing as a poetic language, and the patient may speak as if reciting poetry;

4. Intention tremor: When the patient is holding something, he cannot distinguish the distance, which will cause tremor. This tremor becomes more severe the closer you get to the target.

Neurology has ataxia, which is very, very common, mainly because there are some cerebellar lesions, vestibular receptor lesions, and some deep sensory disorders, which can cause supply disorders, so it must be very accurate when conducting physical examination, patients with ataxia mainly show some unsteady walking, which is a manifestation of trunk ataxia, and will also show uninstability in holding things with hands, such as eating with hands when the food can not be accurately put in the mouth, which is a manifestation of limb ataxia, If ataxia occurs, you must go to the neurology department to improve the relevant **, such as cerebellar lesions, or vitamin B12 deficiency, or alcoholism or some genetic diseases.

Cerebellar ataxia is a group of disorders of voluntary movements caused by degeneration of brain tissue dominated by the cerebellum.

It is divided into: hereditary cerebellar ataxia and secondary cerebellar ataxia.

Hereditary cerebellar ataxia is associated with genetic factors. Acquired ataxia** includes infection, ethanol toxicity, vitamin deficiencies, multiple metabolic diseases, mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, multiple sclerosis, vascular disease, prion disease, paraneoplastic syndrome due to malignancy, etc.

The pathogenesis is unclear.

Patients may have truncal ataxia, which is characterized by unsteady, wobbly walking. In severe cases, patients may even have unsteady standing and fall easily. There will also be manifestations of limb ataxia, such as the hands are obviously very strong, but the holding is inflexible and uncoordinated, and there are clinical manifestations of unsteadiness in holding things.

In addition, clinical manifestations such as dizziness, nystagmus, and slurred speech may also occur.

The clinical manifestations of ataxia are as follows: 1. Patients may show unsteady walking, swaying from side to side, and severe patients may not be able to walk at all. 2. Patients will have manifestations of limb ataxia such as instability in holding chopsticks.

3. Patients may have clinical manifestations such as dizziness and nystagmus.

The main symptoms of ataxia are unsteadiness when walking and shaky limbs. Slowness of motor response and poor accuracy. Later, he developed a slurred pronunciation when speaking and was unable to control the pitch. Irregular eye movements. Muscle incoordination increases.

Ataxia is observed through the patient's daily living actions, such as dressing, buttoning, holding water, writing, eating, speech, gait, etc. Unsteady walking, staggering gait, inflexible movements, legs wide apart when walking; In adults, they cannot walk in a straight line and sometimes sleep with constant tremors. Changes in muscle tone can change from decreased lesion to spasticity, and the ataxic gait can change to spastic ataxia.

Unsteady standing, leaning forward or swaying from side to side, more prominent when standing on tiptoe or heel, easy to fall is an early complaint of patients. As the disease progresses, patients may present with unsteady or impotent sit-up until they remain bedridden. A manifestation of a lack of order or coherence in movements, irregularity, confusion and incoordination.

Ataxia refers to clumsiness and incoordination of movements due to cerebellar proprioception and vestibular dysfunction.

When accumulating to the trunk, limbs, and throat muscles, there can be problems with balance, posture, gait, and speech, and the symptoms vary depending on the location of the lesion.

The more common ones like cerebellar ataxia are co-ordinated movement disorders that can be accompanied by hypotonia, nystagmus, and speech disturbances, and cerebral ataxia.

In addition to the symptoms of ataxia, there will be symptoms and signs of brain damage, sensory ataxia is when the symptoms are not obvious when the eyes are open, and the symptoms are significantly aggravated when the eyes are dark or closed, the lower limbs of ataxia are heavier than the upper limbs, there are obvious gait characteristics, often there is a feeling of stepping on cotton, and there is generally no vertigo, nystagmus and speech disorders.