Huntington’s Disease Support Designed for You

Huntington's Disease can be categorised into three main types: physical, cognitive, and emotional. Each of these symptoms varies in severity and progression among individuals. It's important to note that the manifestation of symptoms typically begins in adulthood, with the condition gradually worsening over time.

Physical Symptoms

• Chorea: Involuntary, jerky movements of the arms and legs.
• Motor Skills Decline: Difficulty with coordination and balance, leading to challenges in walking and performing daily activities.
• Speech and Swallowing Issues: Difficulty in speech articulation and swallowing, which may lead to weight loss and nutrition issues.

Cognitive Symptoms

• Memory Loss: Particularly affecting short-term memory.
• Concentration Difficulties: Challenges in focusing, planning, and executing tasks.
• Learning New Information: Difficulty in absorbing and retaining new information.

Emotional Symptoms

• Depression: A significant number of individuals with Huntington's Disease experience depression.
• Mood Swings and Irritability: Fluctuations in mood and increased irritability.
• Personality Changes: Changes in personality, including apathy and aggression.

These symptoms collectively impact an individual's daily life, requiring a comprehensive approach to management and support.

Are you or your loved ones experiencing any symptoms of Huntington’s disease? Reach out to us so we can assist you in finding the help you need.

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