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Lesions involving these cranial cervical nerves or the vestibulospinal input to the vestibular apparatus can result in signs of vestibular disease (such as incoordination or loss of balance). "

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Paralysis of the muscles of the eyelids, staggering gait, incoordination of speech, paralysis of the limbs, drooping of the head and complete paralysis of all volunatry muscles develop.

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According to the SSRI labels, symptoms of serotonin syndrome include mental status changes such as agitation, hallucinations, or coma; autonomic instability like tachycardia, labile blood pressure and hyperthermia; neuromuscular aberrations such as hyperreflexia and incoordination, and gastrointestinal symptoms of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

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Interneuronal damage can cause learning deficiencies, loss of memory, incoordination, and emotional conditions.

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So there are no signs of motor incoordination or other odd behaviors.

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A therapeutic dose of methylphenidate will benefit concentration, and may improve motor coordination slightly (unlike children with ADHD where motor incoordination can be significant, the improvement in motor coordination seen with stimulant treatment would be minimal in a professional athlete).

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It is a neurological sign and symptom consisting of gross incoordination of muscle movements.

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These include personality changes (irritability, shyness, nervousness), tremors, changes in vision (constriction (or narrowing) of the visual field), deafness, muscle incoordination, loss of sensation, and difficulties with memory.

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In such cases, the infant may be born apparently normal, but later show effects that may range from the infant being slower to reach developmental milestones, such as the age of first walking and talking, to more severe effects including brain damage with mental retardation, incoordination, and inability to move.

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