facial or neck muscles.
5. Loss of dexterity
It is becoming increasingly difficult for you:
Write
Reach for specific objects
Typing on a keyboard
This may indicate a deterioration of the upper motor neurons.
6. Excessive muscle fatigue
A common sign is unusual, persistent fatigue, even after light exertion.
7. Swallowing difficulties
Even in the early stages, swallowing difficulties, a feeling of choking, or food getting stuck in the throat can occur
Diagnosis and treatment
There is no single test to diagnose Lou Gehrig’s disease.
The doctor relies on:
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