Muscle Weakness: Gradual weakness in arms, legs, or hands, often starting on one side.
Balance or coordination issues: Frequent tripping or falling.
Muscle Twitching: Small, involuntary muscle contractions (fasciculations) in arms, legs, or tongue.
Difficulty Speaking: Slurred or slowed speech due to weakening of facial and throat muscles.
Loss of fine motor control: Making handling objects, writing, or walking without assistance difficult.
Difficulty Swallowing: Trouble eating or drinking as throat muscles weaken.
Breathing Problems: Weakness in respiratory muscles leading to shortness of breath.
Inability to speak, chew, or swallow: Often necessitating feeding tubes and augmentative communication devices.
Paralysis: Loss of voluntary muscle control in most parts of the body.
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