Schilder's Disease
Schilder's Disease Causes
The exact cause of Schilder's Disease is not known though it may be linked to several other psychological and mental problems.
Schilder's Disease Definition
Schilder's Disease otherwise known as the Diffuse Myelinoclastic Sclerosis is a type of neurodegenerative disease tjhat manifest throough pseudotumoural demyelinating lesions and is considered as one of the borderline of multiple sclerosis.
Schilder's Disease Diagnosis
Diagnosis is made through psychological examination as well as review of the personal medical history of the patient and undergoing imaging tests such as the MRI, X-rays and CT Scan.
Schilder's Disease Symptoms and Signs
Symptoms includes dementia, aphasia, changes in personality, seizures, difficulty in focusing, instable balance, incontinence, general weakness, vomiting, speech impairment and reoccuring headache.
Schilder's Disease Treatment
Treatment includes administration of medicines and corticosteroids and undergoing physiotherapy, occupational therapy and nutritional support.