Why Early Detection Matters
Charcot’s Disease, also known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), is a progressive neurological disorder that gradually affects the motor neurons—the cells responsible for controlling voluntary movements. Early detection can make a significant difference in management and quality of life.
Often, the first signs are subtle. You may notice small changes in strength, coordination, or endurance that seem insignificant at first. Ignoring them can delay proper diagnosis and care, allowing the disease to progress unnoticed.
Identifying these early symptoms is key. By paying attention to your body and recognizing warning signs, you can act promptly and seek medical guidance before more severe complications occur.
Notice anything unusual lately? Continue to the next page to uncover the specific early symptoms you shouldn’t ignore…
