Thank u sir

At what age are you supposed to check deep tendon reflexes

I have this. What treatment is good?

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Left axis deviation :- 1)LVH 2)LBBB 3)Inferior wall infarct Right axis deviation:- 1)RVH 2)RBBB 3)Anterior wall infarct

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Thank you sir

When my dad was hospitalized. I remember him doing this😢 i didnt know the he would be gone in just a few hours. I miss my dad

Wow!

Very sad for this lady. Hope cutting back on levodopa or change to some other medication can help her. Maybe acupuncture can help. It often helps some neurologically difficult case. My Dad was misdiagnosed with PD last month (He was hospitalised for pneumonia. He didn’t have tremors, he was thought to have stiffness because he was not cooperative at movements.) and was given 25/100 carbidopa levopoda 3 pills a day. We had doubts. Yet as the doctor was authority we somewhat accepted. In retrospect, I think Dad just didn’t like strangers touching him. He used to be so, yet the doctor didn’t asked and stated the medication since in hospital. In the first month back home all things were fine. Yet into the second month, Dad started to have word salads, murmuring names of some Chinese gods (we’re from Hong Kong), totally uncontrollable. That might be confusion caused by medication. So we stopped the pills immediately. Just after skipping two sessions, and boom, all things back to normal, and my Dad was calming watching TV and singing some songs along. The doctor just started the medication too casually, without even informing us of possibility of such serious side effects like dyskinesia!

Suspected it the sound of sever pnemonia or COPD

They're short, but I don't notice much else. Maybe a little course?

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It seems he has tourrete syndrome..tic disorder with self harming behaviour.

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Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a neurological disorder characterized by involuntary, repetitive movements, often affecting the face, trunk, and limbs. The choreiform variant is a subtype of TD. *Definition:* Tardive dyskinesia choreiform is a subtype of TD marked by choreiform movements, which are: 1. Involuntary 2. Irregular 3. Non-repetitive 4. Brief, rapid movements 5. Often affecting the face, lips, tongue, trunk, and limbs *Causes:* 1. Long-term use of neuroleptic medications (e.g., antipsychotics) 2. Dopamine-blocking agents (e.g., metoclopramide) 3. Antidepressants (rarely) 4. Other medications (e.g., antiemetics, antihistamines) *Symptoms:* 1. Facial movements: - Tongue protrusion - Lip smacking - Facial grimacing 2. Limb movements: - Arm waving - Leg movements - Finger twitching 3. Trunk movements: - Torso twisting - Hip swiveling *Diagnosis:* 1. Clinical evaluation 2. Medical history 3. Physical examination 4. Imaging studies (e.g., MRI, CT scan) to rule out other conditions *Treatment:* 1. Medication adjustment or discontinuation 2. Dopamine-depleting agents (e.g., tetrabenazine) 3. Botulinum toxin injections for focal symptoms 4. Behavioral therapies (e.g., cognitive-behavioral therapy) *Complications:* 1. Social embarrassment 2. Emotional distress 3. Impaired daily functioning 4. Increased risk of falls (due to motor instability) *Related Conditions:* 1. Tardive dystonia 2. Parkinsonism 3. Akathisia 4. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

That poor woman

How to treat these and how these myoclonus are treated

Thanks sir very good information sir

Where can we get his notes?

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I hope it's the only body which is behaving strange and doesn't feel pain.. rip 😔 🕊️

How to differentiate it from hemiballismus chorea??

Is it due to impaired proprioception?

Is the s1 normal ???

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I'm in benso withdrawal.d and have this but I don't know if its just a mimic symptom, also have neck twitching on the right side at back...I can speak normal if I try though so does that mean I don't have it

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What's on the differential for this?

This looks completely miserable.

Coarse crackles

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I have this I think...I've been explaining to people that if i keep moving, I'm ok. The second I stop, it starts up again. It happens in the shower because it's a tight space you make short movements...practically just standing. So I'm afraid i'll fall. I'm 49 years old...I'm literally discovering NOW as i type this, that this might be what I have.

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Thank you sir

the is first time i saw an x-ray for broncho-pneumonia. thanks for sharing

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Can’t see it

what is the treatment?

Conversion disorder