HD is an inherited disorder in which nerve cells in the brain break down and are irreversibly damaged.2,3 Ninety percent of people with HD will develop chorea, a movement disorder in which abnormally high levels of dopamine in the brain cause involuntary body movements such as fidgeting, squirming, or jerking that can affect the hands and face, limbs and torso or speech and mobility.1,4 While it's not the only symptom of HD, chorea can have a significant impact on daily activities and progressively limit peoples' lives.
'There is an immense amount to know about HD, which can lead to feeling overwhelmed and confused. While there is no cure for HD, many symptoms can be managed, helping to ease some of the challenges of living with the disease. Early treatment of chorea, for example, can help you stay independent longer,'2 said Dr.
In addition to providing information about HD and chorea, HonestlyHD.com features helpful resources, including steps to help people decide how and when to address HD chorea, a HD chorea discussion guide to help patients and their care partners prepare for doctor's appointments, and stories from patients and care partners about their experiences.
'The progressive nature of HD can create feelings of isolation for patients and their families, and makes planning ahead crucial,' said
To learn more, please visit HonestlyHD.com or @HonestlyHD or join the community at Honestly HD.
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