What are the symptoms of cerebellar atrophy

The most common symptom of cerebellar atrophy in the early stages is intellectual decline. Patients are often unable to adapt to social life. If the condition is serious, they may not even know their own name and age.

1. Intellectual decline and dementia. Symptoms of cerebral atrophy may manifest as a comprehensive decline in intellectual activities such as understanding, judgment, and calculation ability, inability to adapt to social life, and difficulty in doing work and housework; gradually, the patient may be unable to correctly answer his or her own name and age, not know when to be hungry or full when eating, not know the way home after going out, and collect waste paper and other items as treasures. In the later stages of cerebral atrophy, patients are bedridden all day, unable to take care of themselves, unable to distinguish between relatives and strangers, incontinent, slurred speech, unclear articulation, incoherent speech, and eventually become completely demented.

2. The early symptoms of cerebral atrophy include dizziness, headache, insomnia, weak waist and knees, numbness of hands and feet, tinnitus and deafness; gradually the patient may become unresponsive, slow in movements, mumbling, and answering irrelevant questions. In terms of the body, patients with cerebral atrophy may often appear old, with graying hair and falling teeth, dry skin, hyperpigmentation, and even hemiplegia, epilepsy, or ataxia, tremor and other symptoms of cerebral atrophy. Neurological symptoms may be present or absent, which are the main manifestations of cerebral atrophy.

3. Related introduction to the abnormal manifestations of cerebral atrophy. I believe everyone has already understood the manifestations of cerebral atrophy. Experts remind: If you suffer from cerebral atrophy, you should adopt magnetic frequency digital 6-combination therapy as early as possible to avoid worsening of the disease and causing unnecessary harm.