Morvan Disease
Morvan Disease Causes
The disease is caused by autoimmune disorders that affect the central nervous system.
Morvan Disease Definition
Morvan disease is a rare autoimmune disorder characterized by muscle abnormalities, cramping, weakness, delirium and insomnia. There are only about 14 recorded cases of the disease throughout medical history.
Morvan Disease Diagnosis
The disease can be diagnosed by observation of the symptoms exhibited by the patient.
Morvan Disease Symptoms and Signs
The symptoms of morvan disease are hallucinations, disordered sleep, cramps, hyperhidrosis, muscle weakness and pain in the long muscles. In some cases, breathing difficulties have occurred.
Morvan Disease Treatment
There are no specific treatments yet for the disease. Drugs such as azathioprine and prednisolone have been effective in reducing the symptoms of the illness.