Movement Disorders Are Neurologic Conditions that Cause Problems with Movement, Such as Increased Movement that Can Be Voluntary (intentional) or Involuntary (unintended) Decreased or Slow Voluntary Movement There Are Many Different Movement Disorders. Some of The More Common Types Include
• Ataxia, the Loss of Muscle Coordination
• Dystonia, in Which Involuntary Contractions of Your Muscles Cause Twisting and Repetitive Movements. the Movements Can Be Painful.
• Huntington’s Disease, an Inherited Disease that Causes Nerve Cells in Certain Parts of The Brain to Waste Away. This Includes the Nerve Cells that Help to Control Voluntary Movement.
• Parkinson’s Disease, Which Is Disorder that Slowly Gets Worse Over Time. It Causes Tremors, Slowness of Movement, and Trouble Walking.
• Tourette Syndrome, a Condition Which Causes People to Make Sudden Twitches, Movements, or Sounds
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