Neurological evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation at Raj Hospital, Ranchi.
Movement disorders encompass an array of clinical neurological conditions that cause either increased abnormal movements (hyperkinesia) or profoundly reduced/slow movements (hypokinesia). These include Ataxia, Dystonia, Tremors, and Chorea. At Raj Hospital, we provide Movement Disorders treatment in Ranchi aimed at improving movement control and reducing involuntary movements where possible.
Recognizing symptoms early leads to better outcomes. Look out for:
Accurate diagnosis is crucial. We use standard neurological tests and imaging to help reach an accurate diagnosis.
Observational mapping of symptoms, reflexes, and hyper-kinetic coordination.
Specific blood work used strictly to rule out heavily inherited specific movement syndromes.
Medicines chosen for the specific disorder, for example beta-blockers for essential tremor and anticholinergic medicines for some forms of dystonia.
Directly injected explicitly into focal muscles to drastically block the intense chemical signals causing massive dystonic spasms.
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Common questions about Movement Disorders treatments at Raj Hospital
No, they are fundamentally distinct. Essential Tremors crucially occur most often when you use your hands (action tremor), unlike Parkinson's, which prominently features massive tremors when muscles are at rest.
Botulinum toxin injections relax overactive muscles. The benefit usually lasts about 3 to 4 months, after which repeat injections may be needed.
Dystonia is a chronic condition lacking a definitive total cure. However, botulinum toxin injections and oral medicines can give useful symptom relief for many patients.
Yes. Stress and anxiety can temporarily worsen many movement disorders, such as tremor and dystonia.
Ataxia is a serious debilitating condition drastically impairing extreme precise coordination, causing the distinct characteristic appearance of being heavily uniquely unsteady or highly uncoordinated.
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