Motor Neuron Disease

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Motor neurone disease is a rare condition that progressively damages parts of the nervous system. This leads to muscle weakness, often with visible wasting.
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There is a cure for Motor Neuron disease *

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Select symptoms of Motor Neuron Disease *

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Weakness in ankles or legs, which may cause tripping or difficulty climbing stairs.

Slurred speech, which can progress to difficulty swallowing certain foods.

Weak grip, making it hard to open jars or fasten buttons.

Muscle cramps and twitches.

Unintentional weight loss due to muscle wasting.

Inappropriate emotional responses, like difficulty controlling laughter or tears.

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Motor Neuron Disease is genetic only. *

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Motor neurons play a crucial role in voluntary and involuntary movements. They rapidly conduct electrical signals, causing muscle cells to contract or glands to respond. For instance, if you pick up a hot coal, motor neurons innervating the muscles in your fingers would cause your hand to let go *

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