What disease is similar to the symptom of gradually frozen person

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I think you all know the ice bucket challenge. It's a popular sport this year, especially many stars have participated in it. They all do it for a disease, which is called gradually frozen people. Our team gradually frozen people understand not a lot, gradually frozen people is a common motor neuron disease. Next, let's talk about what diseases are similar to the symptoms of people who are gradually freezing.

What disease is similar to the symptom of gradually frozen person

First of all: gradually frozen human disease is a group of motor neuron diseases commonly known, because the patient's motor nerve cells are invaded, the patient's muscles will gradually atrophy and weakness, and even paralysis, the body as if gradually frozen. Since the sensory nerve is not damaged, the disease does not affect the patient's intelligence, memory and sensation.

Secondly, the etiology of gradually frozen people is still unknown, and few people may be related to genetic and genetic defects. In addition, some environmental factors, such as heredity and heavy metal poisoning, may cause motor neuron damage. Another possibility is the accumulation of neurotoxic substances. Glutamate accumulates between nerve cells, which will cause damage to nerve cells after a long time.

Finally: the early symptoms of muscle atrophy is not very obvious, muscle strength and muscle tension also change little, muscle atrophy of the upper limb appears. The muscles on one or both sides of the limb may have sensory disturbance or pain loss. And will be accompanied by dizziness, tinnitus or irregular menstruation symptoms, if there is red tongue coating, which is also a symptom of muscle atrophy.

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Through the above introduction, I think we all know some symptoms of gradually frozen people and muscle atrophy. In fact, these two diseases have some similarities in some aspects, but most of the symptoms are still different, so we need to observe them carefully and not make our own conclusion.