What is ataxia?

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @phixi0n
    @phixi0n Год назад +3

    I had 3 uncles and an aunt with Primary cerebellar ataxia. They were all born during the early 50's and doctors were fascinated by them. They always brought in the medical students to see them. My mother was lucky enough to avoid ataxia, but she died of breast cancer in 2014.

  • @satenigkassabian3144
    @satenigkassabian3144 3 года назад +5

    I have EA2 and through the years I take diamox and I follow a modified keto diet. Fatigue and sugar is the worst. I was told to be "a cold fish" meaning avoid fatigue, stress, and carbs at all costs. I still get attacks but they dont last as long. I have been this way for over 30 years.

  • @brianleonard6885
    @brianleonard6885 Год назад +3

    She is fantastic... and I love John Hopkins I went there many many years ago before they had a ataxia group and I may have to visit again sometime... I got lucky a older doctor saw my problem and knew when I couldn't get answers anywhere else. And I had a fantastic old personal neurologist as my family doctor who linked family history.

  • @erzsebetmolnar3721
    @erzsebetmolnar3721 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks so much for the education, I never heard of before about ATAXIA.
    My next mission is to care ATAXIA clients and I would like to provide the best professional help for her. ❤❤

  • @cmarkd1
    @cmarkd1 6 месяцев назад

    Excellent explanations! An important part of my ataxia healing is understanding the "etiology" and potential therapy.

  • @jameslambert6665
    @jameslambert6665 2 года назад +7

    Thank you for this. You mentioned one thing in the video, that this disease makes the person and the family feel alone. My wife has had this since she was 15-16 years. Been in a wheelchair for the last 13.

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад

      I know of someone who can help your wife get better on her health

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад

      Message him on Whats App/?/?/?/?

    • @jameslambert6665
      @jameslambert6665 2 года назад

      @@akhigbegodstime I appreciate that, but she passed away. There was nothing that anyone could do.

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад +1

      I'm so sorry about that
      Bless her soul
      The doc I recommend would have been a able to help
      I'm so sorry

    • @jameslambert6665
      @jameslambert6665 2 года назад +3

      @@akhigbegodstime sorry to say, no he wouldn’t. There is nothing for this Wretched disease. Anyone going through it, all I can say is keep up your strength and mobility as long as you can, learn to fall without hurting yourself, and stay ahead of infections.

  • @sheldonf
    @sheldonf 5 месяцев назад

    I was misdiagnosed with neuropathy because of my balance and coordination issues. My conditions happened right after a second stroke. Very bad balance, right arm doesn't work correctly. Have trouble walking and writing. Strength is still there but coordination is the issue. Thank you for the video,

  • @MsVivian99
    @MsVivian99 2 года назад +4

    Really informative. I had never even heard of this prior.

  • @robertfletcher3051
    @robertfletcher3051 2 года назад +4

    Excellent explanation

  • @cathy3701
    @cathy3701 2 года назад +5

    Ataxia symptoms sound very similar to multiple sclerosis.

  • @bobkluck9691
    @bobkluck9691 3 года назад +5

    Was just diagnosed with Ataxia, what a great, informative presentation! Thank you!

  • @dailydoseofmedicinee
    @dailydoseofmedicinee 3 года назад +8

    👍What are common symptoms of ataxia?
    Balance and coordination are affected first.
    Incoordination of hands, arms, and legs.
    Slurring of speech.
    Wide-based gait.
    Difficulty with writing and eating.
    Slow eye movements.

  • @godmadethedonkeytalkjuliem8404
    @godmadethedonkeytalkjuliem8404 11 месяцев назад +1

    I wish there was a dr who could help me😢

  • @fordz3781
    @fordz3781 2 года назад +1

    It's quite a problem in Cyrodiil.

  • @theresafleming9374
    @theresafleming9374 2 года назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @user-wv1wg8ce2n
    @user-wv1wg8ce2n 7 месяцев назад

    So disappointed you did not mention OT. I hope the ataxia center includes OT.

  • @bryanmeeker4093
    @bryanmeeker4093 4 месяца назад

    I have this

  • @PoojaGupta-ql7wr
    @PoojaGupta-ql7wr 2 года назад

    mild defuse in cerebuller in mri report show. current I am sufferring from walking and talking imbalnce problem..

  • @angelawoods5829
    @angelawoods5829 2 года назад +2

    Thankyou for teaching that I stumbled over it looking for health issues. I have migraines from back to be 12 - at 18 I started weak muscles for no reason like trying to curl my hair I couldn’t hold my hands up long enough to do that.:: my migraines get debilitating/ there are times that my vision goes double or triple it can last anywhere from a week to a little over 3 months to adjust back I have to wear a pirate patch ( 😂) to see correctly. I also have fibromyalgia there has been days it’s just hard to breath getting up on my feet has been excruciating my hands & feet both have flare ups on top of that I have noticed that when ever I would damage a muscle like below the knees ( or any muscle ) that it doesn’t heal correctly I can feel the difference/ I also get R.D symptoms where I can bump something or as even getting poked I will feel it ‘’’ but also feel it somewhere else on my body. ( very weird ) I also have what I call Hot poker spots randomly anywhere in my body feels like a hot iron from a fireplace just sticking me hurts like a mf* it always happens within seconds( I look & feel like a idiot because I say ow out loud from that pain ) as a child I had French polio where the left side of me was numb - I got through it / & let’s not forget that my left arm is freaky I have poor circulation it has a color blue to it/ & I can’t leave it down because within seconds blood rushes down my veins bulge out far & actually looks like a purple blue.. let’s see I had a extra cervical rib that was removed at 17 the neurologist thought that it was pinching a nerve & causing the migraines ( how ever he was wrong ) my pituitary gland in front of my head is twice the size it should be. Also had very very brittle bones as a kid I can as much fall down & end up with something always getting broke( worse one was both collar bones broke.. any type of smoke worse one- cigarettes 🚬 would give me a massive migraine to vomiting passing out dehydration so bad that even with my eyes closed I would still see the color blue noise or smells would make me just want to die from them :( I also with migraines would say sentences backwards Yeah “ backwards” before a migraine with it my sentence would be worse..bad DNA 🧬 😂 so thank you if you read all of this & would love to know what is going on with me & if anyone else has anything like I have thank you & stay-safe

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад

      I know of someone who can help you get rid of your migraine completely

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад

      Message him on Whats App

    • @knotweedkninja8539
      @knotweedkninja8539 Год назад

      I'm sending you healing lifeforce energy in big waves of white light. Open your arms out to the sides, palms upward, and be ready to receive.

    • @darrenwalley91
      @darrenwalley91 Год назад

      I read it all Angela. I also have poor DNA, haha. 😂
      I have an hereditary neurological condition called Charcot-Marie-Tooth type 1A. 😀
      It is great fun to live with & to read & watch videos 📹 about, particularly a very amusing young lady called Bethany Meloche.🤔
      Look it up & see what you think, some of your symptoms are similar. 🤔
      Anyway, take care & have a pleasant day. 😊

  • @nickdelaney6953
    @nickdelaney6953 12 дней назад

    I'm trying to learn about this I have it caused by drinking and head trauma is it true that people die from this

  • @victoriajohnson3034
    @victoriajohnson3034 2 года назад +1

    Could cerebellum ataxia be from car accident head injury? Could it be misdiagnosed as inner ear disorder?

    • @JohnsHopkinsMedicine
      @JohnsHopkinsMedicine  2 года назад

      You can learn more about ataxia here: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/ataxia

  • @aarongrabel4201
    @aarongrabel4201 23 дня назад

    When i look at my med records only its says i have ataxia but dont know how i got it or what kind

  • @katexx317
    @katexx317 2 года назад

    It's sooo amazing 💜

  • @NancyRosenberg-go9vw
    @NancyRosenberg-go9vw 4 месяца назад

    What about ataxia as a result of my 2 brain surgeries?

  • @markreynolds286
    @markreynolds286 2 года назад

    Great information. Could use less upspeak. Makes it difficult to take a professional seriously.

  • @Argnja
    @Argnja 3 года назад

    робите аналіз на ген-сцатаксії?Робіть.

  • @bluecube7247
    @bluecube7247 2 года назад

    Undiagnosed STILL... first symptoms age 40, While in military, no TBI. Gets worse, continual occupational, Mood, Physical, vision, speech, auqua, therapies on year 14... The veterans hospital calls Still calls it fibromyalgia... Swollow trouble too. PLEASE HELP, HOW DO I GET DIAGNOSED?

    • @JohnsHopkinsMedicine
      @JohnsHopkinsMedicine  2 года назад +1

      Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. We’re very sorry to hear about what you’re going through. Unfortunately, because each person’s medical situation is different, we are unable to provide treatment recommendations or second opinions via this form of communication.
      If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call 888-872-1408. Our specially trained medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins USA can also provide language interpretation, financial counseling, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.

  • @rakimtheking
    @rakimtheking 2 года назад

    My grandmother died from this. My dad and his two brothers died from this. My dad's sister died from this. My brother currently has Ataxia and will die soon. I have it and will die too.

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад

      I know of someone who can help you get rid of this disease

    • @akhigbegodstime
      @akhigbegodstime 2 года назад

      Message him on Whats App????

  • @randomthoughtstoday
    @randomthoughtstoday 3 месяца назад

    Does the Dr in this video have it? Her speech is pretty slurred and not clear.

  • @markreynolds286
    @markreynolds286 2 года назад

    Why the vocal fry?

  • @sunahamanagai9039
    @sunahamanagai9039 3 года назад

    1:08 3:08 8:25 9:41

  • @gusolive
    @gusolive Год назад

    Having spent many years in healthcare securing sponsorship funds from big Pharma to fund various projects, it always astounds me that these people (above) spend their time treating the symptoms and not the cure. I find it bizarre. And no one pulls them up on it. It’s wrong. And I wonder who funded this centre.

    • @mischiefroadtripadventures
      @mischiefroadtripadventures Год назад

      I suggest you do a little research on this progressive degenerative disease. It has many variations and causes. You can't just assume a medication will cure the person. Have a little compassion - there are genetic variations that affect otherwise healthy individuals that can only hope to keep functioning as long as possible. Their lives are cut in half or more. It is devastating and no cure.