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Seeking some insight
Can anyone shed some light on "cerebellar atrophy"? It’s supposedly an age-related condition, yet we're dealing with someone who is only 28.
What kind of symptoms should we expect, and what is the long-term prognosis? The neurologist couldn't really give a straight answer, claiming it isn't "dangerous."
I can't help but feel it's more significant than they're making it out to be; this person is suffering from severe headaches and is now experiencing dizziness... could those be direct consequences of the disorder?
Thanks
Can anyone shed some light on "cerebellar atrophy"? It’s supposedly an age-related condition, yet we're dealing with someone who is only 28.
What kind of symptoms should we expect, and what is the long-term prognosis? The neurologist couldn't really give a straight answer, claiming it isn't "dangerous."
I can't help but feel it's more significant than they're making it out to be; this person is suffering from severe headaches and is now experiencing dizziness... could those be direct consequences of the disorder?
Thanks