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Representatives of the Negroid race do not have Friedreich's ataxia. Friedreich's ataxia is accompanied by damage not only to the nervous system, but also to extraneural disorders. Pathological changes occur in the heart, the organ of zofran, the endocrine system and the musculoskeletal system. For this reason, Friedreich's ataxia is of interest to specialists in various fields of medicine: neurology, cardiology, ophthalmology, endocrinology, orthopedics and traumatology. Causes of Friedreich's ataxia.

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Friedreich's ataxia is a genetic disease and is associated with a mutation of the 9th chromosome, as a result of which there is a deficiency or deficiency of the frataxin protein. This protein is responsible for the transport of iron from the mitochondria. Violation of its function leads to the accumulation of a large amount of iron inside the mitochondria and an increase in free radicals inside the cell. The latter have a damaging effect on the cell. In this case, the most active cells of Ondansetron pills suffer: neurons (nerve cells), myocardiocytes (cardiac muscle cells), insulin-synthesizing β - pancreatic cells, retinal receptor cells (rods and cones) and bone tissue cells. The defeat of these cells leads to the development of symptoms characteristic of Friedreich's ataxia from the peripheral and central nervous system, diabetes mellitus, cardiomyopathy, visual impairment, bone deformities.

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Friedreich's ataxia was described in 1860 by a German physician, whose name the disease still bears. Friedreich's ataxia belongs to the group of ataxias, which also includes cerebellar ataxia, Pierre-Marie's ataxia, Louis-Bar syndrome, cortical and vestibular ataxia. In this group, Friedreich's ataxia is the most common disease. Its prevalence worldwide is 2-7 cases per 100 thousand population. Friedreich's ataxia is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. The carrier of Zofran mutation that causes it, according to some sources, is 1 out of 120 people. But Fredreich's ataxia develops only if a person inherits a distorted gene from both his father and mother. At the same time, his parents are only carriers of a genetic disorder and do not themselves suffer from Fredreich's ataxia. Symptoms of Friedreich's ataxia.

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As a rule, Friedreich's ataxia begins to appear in the first two decades of life. In much rarer cases, signs of the disease appear in the third or fourth decade.

Friedreich's ataxia usually develops before the age of 25. It begins with neurological disorders and is characterized by the steady progression of the pathological process with the aggravation of its clinical manifestations. Friedreich's ataxia debuts with gait and balance disorders. During this period, patients note the appearance of unsteadiness and uncertainty while walking. Their gait becomes awkward, accompanied by frequent trips and falls.
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Then there is a violation of coordination during movements of the hands, the appearance of a tremor of the hands and the associated change in handwriting. Gradually, weakness in the legs, speech disorders (dysarthria) and hearing loss (hearing loss) join. The speech of patients with Friedreich's ataxia becomes slow and slurred.
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In the neurological status in Friedreich's ataxia, the cerebellar and sensitive nature of ataxia is noted. The patient is unstable in the Romberg position, cannot perform the heel-knee test, misses the finger-to-nose test. The results of the tests worsen when they are performed with closed eyes, since vision partially compensates for the lack of coordination. An early sign of Friedreich's ataxia is the disappearance of zofran and knee reflexes. The presence of Babinsky's symptom is characteristic - extension of the big toe with irritation of the outer edge of the sole.
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Sometimes the extension of the thumb is accompanied by a fan-shaped divergence ofsteel toes. Babinsky's symptom indicates a lesion of the pyramidal pathway responsible for motor activity. With the progression of Friedreich's ataxia, total areflexia is noted - the absence of all periosteal and tendon reflexes, a disorder of deep types of sensitivity (vibration sensitivity and joint-muscular feeling), a decrease in muscle tone, weakness (paresis) and atrophic changes in the muscles of the distal (located further from the body) lower parts limbs.
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In the late stage of Friedreich's ataxia, paresis, muscle hypotension and atrophy extend to the upper limbs. In this case, patients lose the ability to self-service. Perhaps the appearance of pelvic disorders and the development of zofran (dementia). In some cases, Friedreich's ataxia is accompanied by hearing loss, nystagmus, and atrophy of the optic nerves.
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The study of the pathways is carried out using transcranial magnetic stimulation, the study of zofran nerves - by electroneurography and electromyography. At the same time, Friedreich's ataxia is characterized by a moderate decrease in action potentials during conduction along motor nerves in combination with a large (up to complete disappearance) decrease in conduction along sensory fibers.
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Due to the presence of extraneural manifestations, Fredreich's ataxia requires additional studies of the cardiovascular, endocrine, and musculoskeletal systems. For this purpose, a cardiologist, orthopedist, ophthalmologist and endocrinologist are consulted; blood sugar analysis and glucose tolerance test, hormonal studies; ECG, stress tests, ultrasound of the heart; spinal radiography. Friedreich's ataxia requires differential diagnosis with funicular myelosis, cerebellar tumor, neurosyphilis, metabolic hereditary diseases (Niemann-Pick disease, Krabbe disease, Louis-Bar syndrome, hereditary vitamin E deficiency), multiple sclerosis.
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Adequate and regular treatment of Friedreich's ataxia allows you to stop the progression of the disease, avoid complications, and maintain the patient's ability to lead an active lifestyle for a long time. As a rule, Friedreich's ataxia is treated with the simultaneous administration of metabolic drugs belonging to 3 different groups: energy-enzyme reaction cofactors, mitochondrial respiratory chain stimulants, and antioxidants.
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Additionally, with Friedreich's ataxia, medications are prescribed that improve metabolic processes in the heart muscle (thiamine pyrophosphate, inosine, trimetazidine, 5-hydroxyprofan, etc.), nootropics and neuroprotectors (gamma-aminobutyric acid, piracetam, meclofenoxate, pyritinol), multivitamins. If necessary, botulinum toxin is injected into the affected muscles, and ondansetron pills operations are performed to correct bone deformities.

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Physiotherapy exercises are of great importance for patients with Friedreich's ataxia. Constant physical therapy exercises aimed at training coordination and muscle strength make it possible to maintain motor activity and stop the resulting pain. Since Friedreich's ataxia is accompanied by a violation of energy metabolism, patients with this disease need to limit the intake of carbohydrates with food, the excess of which can provoke an aggravation of metabolic disorders.

Friedreich's ataxia has a steadily progressive course, leading to death. The patient dies from heart or respiratory failure, infectious complications. About 50% of patients who have Friedreich's ataxia do not live past the age of 35. In women, the course of the disease is more favorable.
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Their life expectancy in 100% is more than 20 years from the onset of ataxia, while among men only 63% live longer than this period. In extremely rare cases, in the absence of heart disorders and diabetes, patients live up to 70-80 years.

 The disease is characterized by a syndrome of damage to the posterior and lateral funiculi of the spinal cord, more often in the lumbosacral segments, the death of cells of Clark's pillars and dorsal spinocerebellar tracts. In the later stages, degeneration of the nuclei of the cranial nerves, the dentate nucleus, and the cerebellar peduncle is characteristic, and the cells of the cerebral hemispheres suffer somewhat less frequently.

The development of the disease is associated with an imbalance of intracellular iron, its high concentration in mitochondria causes an increase in free radicals that destroy the cell. Imbalance occurs when there is insufficient or distorted structuretours of a protein synthesized in the cytoplasm - frataxin. This protein is responsible for the transport of iron from mitochondria, with the accumulation of which above the norm, a decrease in cytotic iron occurs.
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