Ataxia

What is Ataxia?

Ataxia is a clinical term used for problems that involve muscle coordination and control. People with ataxia can experience problems such as speech, balance, and movement. It is primarily a condition that involves poor muscle control causing clumsy voluntary actions or movements.

Ataxia often happens because of damage in one part of the brain responsible for controlling muscle coordination. The part is known as the cerebellum. Many conditions are there that cause ataxia such as tumors, brain, degeneration, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and genetic disorders.

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The cerebellum is part of the brain that is affected by ataxia however, the problem also can occur due to spinal cord damage and other nerves. The spinal cord is a nerve bundle running down the spine and connecting the brain to other parts of the human body.

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