My PD affects tongue, Jaw & throat. Slight choking risk. And cramp!
Will this spread or stay in the same area?
My PD affects tongue, Jaw & throat. Slight choking risk. And cramp!
Will this spread or stay in the same area?
Re-emergent Tongue Tremor as the Presenting Symptom of Parkinson’s Disease.
Şakir Delil, Feray Bölükbaşı, [...], and Güneş Kızıltan.
2015.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl...
Also:
casereports.bmj.com/content...
From the case study (n=1)...citedd by Asper...
This person was not healthy to begin with...He had a medical history of hypertension, diabetes mellitus and hypercholesterolemia."
The protocol that resolved some of his problems is as follows:
"Based on his history and examination, with the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, the patient was started on pramipexole (3 × 0.125 mg) and the dose was increased gradually (every 5 days) up to 3 mg/day. At this dose, he noticed some improvement in his tongue tremor. However, since it was still disturbing after 2 months, levodopa 150 mg/day was added to the therapy. With this combination, he reported an approximately 80% improvement in his complaints. On his follow-up, his neurologic examination was significantly improved and UPDRS score regressed from 13 to 5."
Always check with a qualified neurologist who specializes in PD or the nearest PD Center of Excellence.
Sharon.
You might want to check out Dr. Farias' online program for dystonia - he has a lot of mouth exercises. I've seen him in person four times and he knows his stuff - it takes time but I had a lot of positive changes in my tongue mobility, though no swallowing issues. dystoniarecoveryprogram.com He just released the online program $35/month.
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“The amino acids and gut health
There are many direct applications for the amino acids when it comes to gut health issues too:
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● GABA helps relax throat spasms with vagus nerve issues”
Not sure if it would help tremor of throat too? You would need to research and check with GP.
Are you on medication?