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Can Conversion Disorder Cause Clinical Weakness And Hypotonia?
i have had neurological symptoms for over a decade which include muscle spasms,stiffness and myoclonus. i was found to have clinical weakness and hypotonia in my left lower leg.
however as no neurological cause has been found i have been diagnosed with conversion disorder.
my symptoms have slowly got worse over the years ,they dont seem to be caused by stress and never go away.
can conversion disorder cause clinical weakness and hypotonia?
however as no neurological cause has been found i have been diagnosed with conversion disorder.
my symptoms have slowly got worse over the years ,they dont seem to be caused by stress and never go away.
can conversion disorder cause clinical weakness and hypotonia?
Fri, 14 Apr 2017
Respected Sir, hi I evaluated your query thoroughly.
Yes conversion disorder can cause clinical weakness and hypotonia.
Many conditions in medical sciences are beyond reasons and no definitive treatments , just moral of the patient takes patient to different outcomes.
Can have normal things which you must be doing at home :
* have regular habit of performing light exercises at home and YOGA daily
for 30 min. a day.
* maintain your hydration levels .
* regular morning walking in fresh air for better tissue oxygenations.
* take adequate sleep of 8 hours.
* avoid tobacco / alcohol consumption if doing.
* BE POSITIVE -- attitude of life as till there is life there will be
challenges.
Hope this helps you to any extent then I would find my writing worth .
Thanks for using Health care Magic.
Regards
Wishing you happy healthy life ahead.
Bye take care Dear.
Yes conversion disorder can cause clinical weakness and hypotonia.
Many conditions in medical sciences are beyond reasons and no definitive treatments , just moral of the patient takes patient to different outcomes.
Can have normal things which you must be doing at home :
* have regular habit of performing light exercises at home and YOGA daily
for 30 min. a day.
* maintain your hydration levels .
* regular morning walking in fresh air for better tissue oxygenations.
* take adequate sleep of 8 hours.
* avoid tobacco / alcohol consumption if doing.
* BE POSITIVE -- attitude of life as till there is life there will be
challenges.
Hope this helps you to any extent then I would find my writing worth .
Thanks for using Health care Magic.
Regards
Wishing you happy healthy life ahead.
Bye take care Dear.
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