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| Anyone out there have primary ciliary dyskinesia? |
My bro has something that sounds like that. He isn't answering right now, I'll try to get it before the question times out. ... |
| What are the types of dyskinesia? |
Dyskinesia is a medical condition meaning the person afflicted makes bad or abnormal movements. Dyskinesia is sometimes caused by long-term use of anti-psychotic drugs or other dopamine antagonists... |
| Will CT scan reveal orofacial dyskinesia? |
from emedicine.com
TD findings from brain CT and MRI are typically normal. However, these imaging studies may assist in the differential diagnosis.
In Huntington disease, atrophy of the caudate ... |
| Anyone have primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD)? or know about it? |
Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD), also known as Immotile Cilia Syndrome, is a rare genetic birth defect that involves the blocking of respiratory passages. Patients with PCD have abnormal or absent... |
| What is tardive dyskinesia? |
Of course, a psychiatrist would be the best person to ask, but I'm willing to throw in my two cents :D
Tardive dyskinesia is a neurological disorder caused by the long term use (months or yea... |
| Do Tardive Dyskinesia symptoms vary in intensity over the course of the day? |
Yes. Tardive dyskinesia(s) are a nervous sytem disorder, and like all other tissues in the body, nerves need fuel. (Actually, nerves need fuel [glucose], oxygen, and activation.) As the day progr... |
| For investigating orofacial dyskinesia MRI scan Impresion "chronic lacunar infracts bilateral corona radiata"? |
Orofacial dyskinesia is also known as tardive dyskinesia and often happens from chronic use of some medications used to treat psychiatric disorders.
The corona radiata is a part of the brain stem ... |
| Is this Tardive Dyskinesia? |
I think the tardive dyskinesia is like a twisting of the same muscles that are affected by dystonia. Parkinson's patient, Michael J Fox did a video where the medicine was I feel, loosening up ... |
| How do you deal with Tardive Dyskinesia? |
I have had Tardive Diskinesia for over 30 years. It came about from taking the neuroleptic medication Sertraline for years. I still take Risperidone but it does not have this effect it seems. As yo... |
| Neuroleptic drug question? |
Quetiapine is the generic name for seroquel , I know this as my husband was on that crap for his PSTD and along with Depacote he started hallucinating not to mention all the other weird side effect... |
| Aren't there long-term side effects to taking medications to treat Bipolar? |
Yes, there are long term effects. But you have to weigh up the long term effects of not taking meds for bipolar, namely a 20-25% suicide risk.
Short term effects are not that relevant, as by de... |
| Suffering from side effects of motival? |
# Constipation
# Blurred vision
# Dry mouth
# Drowsiness
# Excitement
# Nasal congestion
# Increase in body temperature
# Lightheadedness
# Rhythmical involuntary movement o... |
| Are anti-psychotic medicines really dangerous to take? |
please don't read too much into side effects of meds as no matter what it is they will scare you. take a look at asprin and see that can scare you just as much. I am on abilify and it works gr... |
| Which drug should I choose to treat a child present with repititive facial moments after taking metoclopramide |
Extra pyramidal dysfunction (EPD) after metoclopramide is rare but it certainly occurs as you know too well. As EPD has much in common with Parkinson's those drug are typically used. I have ... |
| Schizophrenia...? |
You might look around this site ... |
| I've been taking seroquel for 3 months now, muscle twitching in leg? Is this tardive dyskinesia? |
this is personal advice, not medical advice
i take seroquel also, and have recently developed muscle rigidity, a possible sign of life-threatening Neuroleptic malignant syndrome. however, no oth... |
| What goes wrong with the protein Dynein, that leads to Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia ? |
Dynein is one of the proteins that help the cilia to generate their beating pattern. Each cilium has a central pair of microtubules and an outer set of nine 'doublets' - pairs comprising... |
| Is there anyone else suffering from tardive dyskinesia and how do they cope? |
I know, it's not an easy syndrome to live with or try to explain to others, is it? I was a very small child when I began suffering from asthma and back then the medications weren't as fi... |
| What Specialist should I consult? |
Where have you gone so far? Its sounds like you've covered some specific Cardiac and Occular places. Have you checked wih Peds specific specialties?
What's the CC right now? If the ... |
| How can I help my 6 yr old sleep? |
try melotinin. its in pill form, its natural, over the counter, and non addictive. melatonon is a chemical in your body thats released when the sun goes down and you have no light entering your pup... |
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