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How I just found out that paresis means weakness. But how weak is weak for instance would someone with diparesis be able to walk?
Yes, they would but perhaps not very far. It is all variable. Meaning that some people with it might be able to walk a few feet and some for a few yards.
What is paresis?
Paresis is a condition characterized by partial loss of movement or impaired movement, usually due to weakness or neurological dysfunction. It can affect various parts of the body and is often associated with conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injury, or nerve damage. Physical therapy and medications are common treatment approaches for paresis.
How do you determined damage to descending nerve tracts?
You have paresis of the muscles. You have rigidity or increased tone. You have exaggerated reflexes.
Why do weak muscles shake?
There are quite a few reasons why weak muscles might shake. These muscles could just be spending the last of their energy.
Are healthy muscles stronger than weak muscles?
yes
What causes protein deficiency?
Weak muscles.Protein deficiency can lead to weak muscles.
What is arthogriposis?
Arthogriposis affects the muscles. The tendons are curved in shape. I know someone with this condition. His lower body is mostly affected by it. The legs are weak but the muscles are stiff to the point that his knees can't bend. His lungs are weak and easily get pnemonia. His jaw is stiff and doesn't open very far.
What are sypetems of ALS?
Weak muscles, lazier.
Why cant a person live without a muscular system?
If you had no muscles, you'd be weak! Muscles are very important and if you're too weak you could get ill!
Is it possible for someone not to be able to burp?
No sometimes you will burp but if your muscles that control your burps are weak you only burp once every 2-3 weeks
What are different ways people go mute?
Pathologies related to the Larynx such as: 1. Inflammation (laryngitis) 2. Cancer: squamous cell or verrucous carcinomas 3. Polyps or nodules 4. Presbylarynx (old tissue) 5. Paresis (weak tissue) 6. Affected muscles that work with the larynx 7. Damaged or diseased laryngeal nerves
What is meant by the term Paresis?
Paresis is another word for paralysis. It is, however, a slight paralysis. It is usually caused by syphilis and therefore can be treated with antibiotics. Paresis mostly occurs in men between the ages of 35 and 50.
