I appreciate the simple, easy to understand definitions and visual aids. My textbook has too many descriptors and it's hard to get a good idea of what it is.
@Uttam Mondal i had Sydenhams Chorea but i went to a specialist in Oslo but Sydenham is very easy to treat these days and is not chronic like Huntington
@@jacobgrimstad7423 yeah it is the pattern of rheumatic fever ..which would preceeded by a streptococcal infection.. U might be experienced any other symptoms i guess
Great brief! I'm not sure some Professionals truely understand how people in mental health can become worse, and lives not worth living, after the side effects of these drugs and medication. Movement disorders are prevalent and in over 50% of users.. Painful cramps, spasms, twitches, buzzing under the skin and pulling ridiculous faces, can be most embarrassing & cause further anxiety & stress to the patient. (As if the person hasn't already got enough to contend with!) Patient X, real name Deborah Young, prescribed lithium, maintained her quarterly kidney function tests, is now on dialysis 3 days a week and waiting for a kidney. The rising numbers of kidney transplant patients, due to antipsychotics & antidepressants is alarming.. This briefing is so very important because these conditions are irreversible.😢 It's just starting to come to light, the association between autism and antidepressants during conception and foetal development.. Anti-nausea medication such as metoclopramide and others, are giving this generation "movement disorders," Tourettes and tics.. This is where we must pay attention to, informing the patient the true meaning of "outweighing the benefits and the risks," when taking any kind of medications during pregnancy.. and especially when prescribing or taking a combination of both. God bless your works, whoever reads this, your knowledge is important🙏🏽
Thank you for this. Working in mental health I would add that resting tremors is something I have seen a lot of due to a side effects of medication (whether it causes Parkinsons or just the symptoms I am not sure)
If it is only due to medication, it is parkinsonism, not Parkinson's disease (although parkinsonism is seen with Parkinson's disease, if this makes sense). Parkinsonism is the cluster of movements, while the disease process is caused by lesions on the basal ganglia. While medications don't cause Parkinson's disease per se, they can stimulate the emergence of or worsen symptoms in those with developing Parkinson's disease.
@@kellimorrisona lot of the resting tremors and parkinsonism I've seen, are from medications.. Either directly or environmentally. Environmentally generally means perhaps one of your folks was on a medication (or could be in a home or work environment,) that affected the developing serotonin, dopamine, basal ganglia, cerebral cortex ect.. I'm not sure if you've seen Gil Hedley's sruff? I love picking his brains😂
As a person that has lived with Myoclonus Dystonia for 55 years , I sooner of died at birth. I'll donate my brain and body to science but honestly it is the most frustrating of lives to live in a body that WON'T stop moving.
I could’ve written this 6 months ago. My shakes were so bad it’s like I was being electrocuted. I worked with my mind to start decoding the bad signals, getting more and more tolerant to the pain so I could “listen” to my nervous system. With lots of intention I started to learn to talk to my nerves, hearing them scream and then teaching them this was okay and we wernt dying! From there my mind started going to the source of the impulses, and I would start to have experiences like “okay my foot hurts, but why? Ohh it’s cuz there’s a nerve running from my neck to it but really it’s my neck. So why does my neck hurt? Because it’s all twisted up.” And then the source of the pain would start to straighten out. Its been a lot of worked but I dropped my pain by about 80%. I can walk much more normally and even started weight lifting again! I am starting to notice I can wear the dystonia out to the point that it’s not strong enough to make me shake anymore! Push hard. Doctors will tell you there’s no reason to fight but they are wrong!
i have an involuntary movement that is not described here - at night I wake up and my fingers are rhythmically curling one by one (like I'm waving hello). Very regular, semi-controllable. After a few "waves" it stops. Anyone has any idea what that might be called?
You might have success if you direct your research into sleep abnormalities. I wonder if it could be related to a sleep paralysis dysfunction. Good luck.
Intriguing. After developing & recovering from rheumatic fever with Sydenham's chorea when i was 12, to being relatively recently diagnosed with generalised dystonia just before 30 the differences and similarities are interesting. Would love to know if the infection in my brain had any impact or influence on my later diagnoses....i strongly suspect so, but neurology dont seem to agree.
Intriguing. I had so much strep as a kid and im blaming the dystonia that started in my 20s on it 😅 Whats actually interesting to me is that the journey to recover from dystonia has led me to a place where Im seeing all sorts of very old, bad feelings finally go away. I feel better than at any time in my life and it makes me wonder if sll the strep didnt affect my neurology 🤔
It is not dangerous. It can be familial. It will occur when you are stressed, anxious. Usually involve repeated blinking of eyes or making sounds while trying to speak.
Sounds like probably myoclonus. I have this too. There are many more reasons for myoclonus than what this guys says. They put me on Keppra. Depends what's causing it. Talk to your doctor/ neurologist if it still bothers you.
Sorry for my bad English My doc. Cant find what movement disorder i have, so i wll explain it here. When im at rest(not moving) and then move suddenly my half left body experience uncontrollable movement and jerk for 5-10 seconds it happens on my right too. Its day to day struggle for me but i manage somehow and hide it to everybody at my workplace until last month they saw me having an attck i was close on hitting the ground and jerk for 5sec i told them that im just dizzy since im doing my best to hide it and then they reviewed the cctv and i was there i told them dont because i dont want to feel embarrass.When they reviewing all them is laughing so I LAUGH SO HARD TOO because i dont know what to say and then someone take a vid. I really dont know what i felt that time its just my emotion is too confused to express it. But days later i told to my manger that it happens to me everytime i move when im at rest. I dont know what kind of involuntary movement disorder i have but i really wanna know the causes, i hope someone like me experience this to. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME READING AND UNDERSTANDING MY ENGLISH:)
hi I was just wondering if anyone would happen to know what condition would cause a numb pressure feeling in the sides of my head numb tingerly feeling down the right side of my face and ear with rocking back and forth side to side and twisting head movements I also sometimes suffer with really severe sugar cravings and severe thirst and black flashy lines in vision sudden whitish silver dots on objects flashing stars and whites in pupils also get shooting like pains in my eyes with a sticky tacky glue like feeling on the eye ball also have shortness of breathe sometimes get a really bad ripping like pain in the middle of my chest I also get really bad muscle/nerve like twitches as well and most of the symptoms that I have mentioned are either much worse or only noticed/felt whenever I get stressed or anxious in also suffer with really bad emotional pain lately aswell anyway any help as to what condition/conditions that I have would be very much appreciated
well that is what what i did and the wanker doctors and psychiatrists just keep on wanting to palm me of and just say that its your touretts oh its only a little bit of stress and anxiety and shit but now i have finally got a neurology appointment witch isnt for at least 7 8 odd months but hopefully i can finally sort it out now i just fucking hate thier self rightous wankerish oh we cant be wrong attidue like your just making shit up and think that they know not only everything in general but also think that they know your body better than you know your body sort of thing all my fucking life and now iam just fucking pissed of as the wankerish cant be wrong and think that they know better attitudes has nearly killed me atleast 1 now and even worse still they are willing to not buck thier ideas up and learn their lesson and want to do it a fucking again and yet everyone prases them like they are some sort of hero like clap clap clap thank you for nearly killing john oh well better luck next time anyway thanks for the reply though and sorry about keeping on going on and on ranting as its not your fault but its just that i feel like i have been disrespected most of my life by these so called health professionals and just be treated like a backward degenerate or whatever you want to call it anyway thanks for the help though
@@ronniewoodring9171 i did eeg and I went to neurologist and they told me that my brain functions fine but I'm still scared for my movement disorder, it happens in many of my muscles but it's worst in neck. Ehen I move from time to time my neck will sudenly jerk and it would be pretty scary but it never happens when I'm not moving my muscles and it looks like intentional myoclonus but like my psychologist chiropraxtor psychitrist and neurologist think it's because of anxiety/tech neck, but I'm always thinking like what if that was reaction to trauma from when my father died of cancer in 2018 ehen I was 17 or from some bad weed or alchocol expirience, so it's so fucking annoying, so I'm trying to find answer anywhere tp ease my anxiety. So what's your opinion? Am I trippin and should I just believe everybody or am I fucked up.
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I appreciate the simple, easy to understand definitions and visual aids. My textbook has too many descriptors and it's hard to get a good idea of what it is.
I officially recovered from Sydenham Chorea one year ago
@Uttam Mondal i had Sydenhams Chorea but i went to a specialist in Oslo but Sydenham is very easy to treat these days and is not chronic like Huntington
Did u got rheumatic disease?
@@Awdy123no I got a streptococ infection
@@jacobgrimstad7423 yeah it is the pattern of rheumatic fever ..which would preceeded by a streptococcal infection..
U might be experienced any other symptoms i guess
@@Awdy123 i was sick a bit before I got the big chorea movements but since I didn’t see any doctor about that we are not sure
Excellent explanation 👏 thank youuu 🌺🌺
Very helpful video... Short and informative... Thank you
You are a GENIUS and I wish you were my Doctor.
Great brief! I'm not sure some Professionals truely understand how people in mental health can become worse, and lives not worth living, after the side effects of these drugs and medication. Movement disorders are prevalent and in over 50% of users.. Painful cramps, spasms, twitches, buzzing under the skin and pulling ridiculous faces, can be most embarrassing & cause further anxiety & stress to the patient. (As if the person hasn't already got enough to contend with!)
Patient X, real name Deborah Young, prescribed lithium, maintained her quarterly kidney function tests, is now on dialysis 3 days a week and waiting for a kidney. The rising numbers of kidney transplant patients, due to antipsychotics & antidepressants is alarming.. This briefing is so very important because these conditions are irreversible.😢
It's just starting to come to light, the association between autism and antidepressants during conception and foetal development..
Anti-nausea medication such as metoclopramide and others, are giving this generation "movement disorders," Tourettes and tics..
This is where we must pay attention to, informing the patient the true meaning of "outweighing the benefits and the risks," when taking any kind of medications during pregnancy.. and especially when prescribing or taking a combination of both.
God bless your works, whoever reads this, your knowledge is important🙏🏽
thank you this was very helpful
Thank you so much
Thanks a lot for this video 🙏😊
Thank you for this. Working in mental health I would add that resting tremors is something I have seen a lot of due to a side effects of medication (whether it causes Parkinsons or just the symptoms I am not sure)
If it is only due to medication, it is parkinsonism, not Parkinson's disease (although parkinsonism is seen with Parkinson's disease, if this makes sense). Parkinsonism is the cluster of movements, while the disease process is caused by lesions on the basal ganglia. While medications don't cause Parkinson's disease per se, they can stimulate the emergence of or worsen symptoms in those with developing Parkinson's disease.
@@kellimorrisona lot of the resting tremors and parkinsonism I've seen, are from medications.. Either directly or environmentally. Environmentally generally means perhaps one of your folks was on a medication (or could be in a home or work environment,) that affected the developing serotonin, dopamine, basal ganglia, cerebral cortex ect..
I'm not sure if you've seen Gil Hedley's sruff? I love picking his brains😂
Wow I didn’t realize they’re were so many!
Tysm now i can prove my parents i have Congenital mirror movement disorder
Thanks mate❤️
Thanks for the efforts 🎈🌹
As a person that has lived with Myoclonus Dystonia for 55 years , I sooner of died at birth. I'll donate my brain and body to science but honestly it is the most frustrating of lives to live in a body that WON'T stop moving.
I could’ve written this 6 months ago. My shakes were so bad it’s like I was being electrocuted. I worked with my mind to start decoding the bad signals, getting more and more tolerant to the pain so I could “listen” to my nervous system. With lots of intention I started to learn to talk to my nerves, hearing them scream and then teaching them this was okay and we wernt dying!
From there my mind started going to the source of the impulses, and I would start to have experiences like “okay my foot hurts, but why? Ohh it’s cuz there’s a nerve running from my neck to it but really it’s my neck. So why does my neck hurt? Because it’s all twisted up.” And then the source of the pain would start to straighten out.
Its been a lot of worked but I dropped my pain by about 80%. I can walk much more normally and even started weight lifting again! I am starting to notice I can wear the dystonia out to the point that it’s not strong enough to make me shake anymore!
Push hard. Doctors will tell you there’s no reason to fight but they are wrong!
@@macintoshimann9892did someone show you this treatment?
Wow. Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
I have athetosis and how can i get healed
Nice information
Thanks!
I got some kinda movement disorder, but I'm still trying to figure out what
Thanks a lot 🌟
Great end thanks
i have an involuntary movement that is not described here - at night I wake up and my fingers are rhythmically curling one by one (like I'm waving hello). Very regular, semi-controllable. After a few "waves" it stops. Anyone has any idea what that might be called?
You might have success if you direct your research into sleep abnormalities. I wonder if it could be related to a sleep paralysis dysfunction. Good luck.
thank you very much
My actions the same myoclonus,can you treatment?
Only my bisep is contracting involuntarily again and again , what should i do i mean its painless but feels wrong too.
Which type of doctor to consult in case of sudden involuntary movement of index finger
I hope no one ever has to experience this, the feeling of not being able to control your body seems uncomfortable
Intriguing. After developing & recovering from rheumatic fever with Sydenham's chorea when i was 12, to being relatively recently diagnosed with generalised dystonia just before 30 the differences and similarities are interesting. Would love to know if the infection in my brain had any impact or influence on my later diagnoses....i strongly suspect so, but neurology dont seem to agree.
Intriguing. I had so much strep as a kid and im blaming the dystonia that started in my 20s on it 😅
Whats actually interesting to me is that the journey to recover from dystonia has led me to a place where Im seeing all sorts of very old, bad feelings finally go away. I feel better than at any time in my life and it makes me wonder if sll the strep didnt affect my neurology 🤔
Thnk you so much🌸
Don’t forget about tardive dyskinesia.
As well as Tourette's and Restless Leg Syndrome
I have this on right calf for 2 years!
this year i had a sudden onset of what i call “tics” that are sudden muscle jerks/movements. still have yet to figure out what it is
Where at? In your stomach arm?
@@zakyajackson7109 my “stomach arm”?
@@pixie9499 That's not what I meant 😂😂
It is not dangerous. It can be familial. It will occur when you are stressed, anxious. Usually involve repeated blinking of eyes or making sounds while trying to speak.
Sounds like probably myoclonus. I have this too. There are many more reasons for myoclonus than what this guys says. They put me on Keppra. Depends what's causing it. Talk to your doctor/ neurologist if it still bothers you.
Thanks sir!
Helpful
Sorry for my bad English
My doc. Cant find what movement disorder i have, so i wll explain it here. When im at rest(not moving) and then move suddenly my half left body experience uncontrollable movement and jerk for 5-10 seconds it happens on my right too.
Its day to day struggle for me but i manage somehow and hide it to everybody at my workplace until last month they saw me having an attck i was close on hitting the ground and jerk for 5sec i told them that im just dizzy since im doing my best to hide it and then they reviewed the cctv and i was there i told them dont because i dont want to feel embarrass.When they reviewing all them is laughing so I LAUGH SO HARD TOO because i dont know what to say and then someone take a vid. I really dont know what i felt that time its just my emotion is too confused to express it. But days later i told to my manger that it happens to me everytime i move when im at rest.
I dont know what kind of involuntary movement disorder i have but i really wanna know the causes, i hope someone like me experience this to. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME READING AND UNDERSTANDING MY ENGLISH:)
Hi po good eve, I'm experiencing this too...have you already figured it out? If u have figured it out, may I know what was it?
Hello me too but mines different when I normally move like suddenly especially when I move my hand I get something else tho when I move suddenly
Is the huntington type of chorea or it’s just a cause?
i cant figure out help for the life of me. im losing control and am expected to make it thru a medical system when its too little too late
FML wonder how long it will be
You've worked with doctors?
Same happened with me for 1 or 2 seconds only
hi I was just wondering if anyone would happen to know what condition would cause a numb pressure feeling in the sides of my head numb tingerly feeling down the right side of my face and ear with rocking back and forth side to side and twisting head movements I also sometimes suffer with really severe sugar cravings and severe thirst and black flashy lines in vision sudden whitish silver dots on objects flashing stars and whites in pupils also get shooting like pains in my eyes with a sticky tacky glue like feeling on the eye ball also have shortness of breathe sometimes get a really bad ripping like pain in the middle of my chest I also get really bad muscle/nerve like twitches as well and most of the symptoms that I have mentioned are either much worse or only noticed/felt whenever I get stressed or anxious in also suffer with really bad emotional pain lately aswell anyway any help as to what condition/conditions that I have would be very much appreciated
If youre having such symptoms why are you asking ppl in the comments section?? Just get to a doctor ASAP
well that is what what i did and the wanker doctors and psychiatrists just keep on wanting to palm me of and just say that its your touretts oh its only a little bit of stress and anxiety and shit but now i have finally got a neurology appointment witch isnt for at least 7 8 odd months but hopefully i can finally sort it out now i just fucking hate thier self rightous wankerish oh we cant be wrong attidue like your just making shit up and think that they know not only everything in general but also think that they know your body better than you know your body sort of thing all my fucking life and now iam just fucking pissed of as the wankerish cant be wrong and think that they know better attitudes has nearly killed me atleast 1 now and even worse still they are willing to not buck thier ideas up and learn their lesson and want to do it a fucking again and yet everyone prases them like they are some sort of hero like clap clap clap thank you for nearly killing john oh well better luck next time anyway thanks for the reply though and sorry about keeping on going on and on ranting as its not your fault but its just that i feel like i have been disrespected most of my life by these so called health professionals and just be treated like a backward degenerate or whatever you want to call it anyway thanks for the help though
Please go see a neurologist, or emergency room if crisis, get referral..do you have primary care doctor?
Same brother each and every symptom.😭😭
You alive ?
Wait I’m confused, are you saying Dystonia comes from liver disease?
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My hip moves way too much because of my medication
Myoclonus seems like what I have
I have a myoclonal disorder. I have found that my xanax medication (prescribed for anxiety) helps me to minimize and somewhat control my muscle jerks
@@ronniewoodring9171 i did eeg and I went to neurologist and they told me that my brain functions fine but I'm still scared for my movement disorder, it happens in many of my muscles but it's worst in neck. Ehen I move from time to time my neck will sudenly jerk and it would be pretty scary but it never happens when I'm not moving my muscles and it looks like intentional myoclonus but like my psychologist chiropraxtor psychitrist and neurologist think it's because of anxiety/tech neck, but I'm always thinking like what if that was reaction to trauma from when my father died of cancer in 2018 ehen I was 17 or from some bad weed or alchocol expirience, so it's so fucking annoying, so I'm trying to find answer anywhere tp ease my anxiety. So what's your opinion? Am I trippin and should I just believe everybody or am I fucked up.
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I have dystonia
Have u ever recover from dystonia
@@paulrich5486 I also have dystonia there is no cure only treatment
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Akathisia is torture
Has got to be 1 of the most fucking annoying disorder, i havent had a good nights sleep in over 3months
Can someone plz help me
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Thank you so much