Yes, cerebellar degeneration can impact eye movements, leading to involuntary […]
Stress may exacerbate symptoms temporarily, but it is not considered […]
Some forms of cerebellar degeneration have a genetic basis and […]
In advanced stages, cerebellar degeneration may affect coordination of muscles […]
Research on potential treatments for cerebellar degeneration is ongoing, but […]
Head injuries can contribute to certain types of cerebellar degeneration, […]
While cerebellar degeneration primarily impacts motor function, some individuals may […]
There is no specific medication to halt or reverse cerebellar […]
The progression of cerebellar degeneration can vary among individuals. Some […]
Unfortunately, cerebellar degeneration is generally irreversible, and there is no […]
Cerebellar Degeneration
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