What are exercise symptoms

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Tardive dyskinesia mostly occurs in the elderly, especially in female elderly patients. Tardive dyskinesia is mainly caused by brain organic lesions, of course, it can also be caused by other factors. The symptoms of this disease are often more serious, and recovery is particularly slow. Some people may have emotional disorders, such people are also prone to tardive dyskinesia symptoms, if often use antipsychotics may also lead to tardive dyskinesia. Let's take a look at the following.

What are exercise symptoms

First: with tardive dyskinesia, the body will repeatedly do a kind of exercise. This kind of exercise is often involuntary and rhythmic. The earliest symptoms of tardive dyskinesia are tongue tremor and drooling.

Second: people with tardive dyskinesia have repeated movements of the tongue and lips that are not controlled by themselves. The patient will make some actions, such as sucking or licking the tongue, and even more serious, the tongue will suddenly stick out of the mouth unconsciously.

Third, there are some tardive dyskinesia characterized by uncontrolled swing of the limbs, which can be twitching, aimless sliding, or hand foot creeping. And accompanied by these limb movements, the patient's gastrointestinal tract will also show some phenomena, such as feeling nausea, or feeling sick in the stomach.

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People with tardive dyskinesia tend to be more emotional, and sometimes their emotions are out of control. Patients can't sit in silence for a long time, and often show the facial expression of melancholy, and facial muscles may twitch.