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| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Seizure disorders | |||||
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Description: Seizures, particularly focal seizures, can cause transient local PARALYSIS (Todd-s PARALYSIS). Any part of the body may be affected, although PARALYSIS tends to occur contralateral to the side of the irritable focus | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Parkinson-s disease | |||||
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Description: Tremors, bradykinesia, and lead-pipe or cogwheel rigidity are the classic signs of Parkinson-s disease. Extreme rigidity can progress to PARALYSIS, particularly in the extremities. In most cases, PARALYSIS resolves with prompt treatment of the disease | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Spinal cord tumors | |||||
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Description: Paresis, pain, paresthesia, and variable sensory loss may occur along the nerve distribution pathway served by the affected cord segment. Eventually, these symptoms may progress to spastic PARALYSIS with hyperactive DTRs (unless the tumor is in the cauda equina, which produces hyporeflexia) and, perhaps, bladder and bowel incontinence. PARALYSIS is permanent without treatment | ||||||
| Symptom: HOARSENESS | Cause: Vocal cord paralysis | |||||
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Description: Unilateral vocal cord PARALYSIS causes hoarseness and vocal weakness. PARALYSIS may accompany signs of trauma, such as pain and swelling of the head and neck | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Drugs | |||||
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Description: The therapeutic use of neuromuscular blockers, such as pancuronium or curare, produces PARALYSIS | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) | |||||
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Description: ALS is an invariably fatal disorder that produces spastic or flaccid PARALYSIS in the body-s major muscle groups, eventually progressing to total PARALYSIS. Earlier findings include progressive muscle weakness, fasciculations, and muscle atrophy, usually beginning in the arms and hands. Cramping and hyperreflexia are also common. Involvement of respiratory muscles and the brain stem produces dyspnea and possibly respiratory distress. Progressive cranial nerve PARALYSIS causes dysarthria, dysphagial drooling, choking, and difficulty chewing | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Botulism | |||||
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Description: Botulism is a bacterial toxin infection that can cause rapidly descending muscle weakness that progresses to PARALYSIS within 2 to 4 days after the ingestion of contaminated food. Respiratory muscle PARALYSIS leads to dyspnea and respiratory arrest. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, blurred or double vision, bilateral mydriasis, dysarthria, and dysphagia are some early findings | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Stroke | |||||
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Description: A stroke involving the motor cortex can produce contralateral paresis or PARALYSIS. The onset may be sudden or gradual, and PARALYSIS may be transient or permanent. Associated signs and symptoms vary widely and may include a headache, vomiting, seizures, a decreased LOC and mental acuity, dysarthria, dysphagia, ataxia, contralateral paresthesia or sensory loss, apraxia, agnosia, aphasia, vision disturbances, emotional lability, and bowel and bladder dysfunction | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Guillain-Barre- syndrome | |||||
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Description: Guillain-Barre- syndrome is characterized by a rapidly developing, but reversible, ascending PARALYSIS. It commonly begins as leg muscle weakness and progresses symmetrically, sometimes affecting even the cranial nerves, producing dysphagia, nasal speech, and dysarthria. Respiratory muscle PARALYSIS may be life-threatening. Other effects include transient paresthesia, orthostatic hypotension, tachycardia, diaphoresis, and bowel and bladder incontinence | ||||||
| Symptom: PARALYSIS | Cause: Transient ischemic attack (TIA) | |||||
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Description: Episodic TIAs may cause transient unilateral paresis or PARALYSIS accompanied by paresthesia, blurred or double vision, dizziness, aphasia, dysarthria, a decreased LOC, and other site-dependent effects | ||||||
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