The symptoms of this disease usually develop when people are between 30-50 years old, although they can start much earlier or later. The symptoms can differ from person to person in the same family. The symptoms include: Behavioral changes Slight, uncontrollable muscular movements Stumbling and clumsiness Lack of concentration Change of mood including aggression or antisocial behaviourDFDAFF
The most probable causes of this disease could include: Psychiatric problems Depression and short term memory lapses Movement problems Communication problems
It is important to note that the diagnosis is based on the doctor recognising a number of factors ranging from neurological examination, to family history, psychiatric evaluation and genetic testing. Predictive Genetic Test Brain Imaging and Function
Medication can lessen the symptoms of this disorder to a great extent, if not completely curb it. It may be difficult to tell whether they are symptoms of the condition or result of the medication .. Antidepressants such as fluoxetine, citalopram, amitriptyline, mirtazapine and duloxetine are prescribed to help you manage your mood swings Mood stabilizer such as carbamazepine may be considered as best to treat your irritability Antipsychotic medication These medications such as tetrabenazine, benzodiazepines shall all make sure that the compound dopamine does not reach nerve cells in the brain. They are beneficial in treating chorea also
To prevent the occurrence of this disease, there are certain things one should definitely take care of: Avoiding unhealthy food Meeting a genetic counsellor Pre-natal testing
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