Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy
Signs of cranial nerve (CN) involvement (eg, facial muscle paralysis or diplopia) Gait abnormalities Motor deficits (eg, symmetric weakness of both proximal and distal muscles[emedicine.com]
[…] in upper and lower extremities) Diminished or absent deep tendon reflexes Sensory deficits (typically in stocking-glove distribution) Impaired coordination See Clinical Presentation[emedicine.com]
Mobius Syndrome
Other signs included lingual involvement (77%), dysfunction of palate and pharynx (56%), general motor disability (88%), poor coordination (83%), and respiratory abnormalities[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Insulinoma
Objective: To determine the sensitivity of calcium injected into pancreatic arteries in localizing insulin-secreting tumors to regions of the pancreas. Design and Patients: To stimulate the release of insulin, 25 patients with surgically proven insulinomas (average diameter, 15 mm) had calcium gluconate (0.025 mEq Ca[…][annals.org]
Vitamin B12 Deficiency
[…] or abnormal gait / falls Ataxia (Neurological disorder affecting balance, coordination and speech) Balance problems Difficulty walking Dizziness Restless legs Visual disturbances[b12deficiency.info]
, memory lapses or cognitive and personality changes dorsal cord syndromes (bilaterally symmetrical ataxia, paraesthesias, proprioception abnormalities), and age-related cognitive[www2.gov.bc.ca]
Tinnitus Tremor Paresthesia - numbness, tingling and pain Confusion / disorientation Weakness of legs, arms, trunk Impaired vibration - position sense Abnormal reflexes Unsteady[b12deficiency.info]
Constipation
. 7 Patients may complain of abdominal bloating and infrequent bowel movements. 8 The causes for slow transit constipation are unclear; the postulated mechanisms include abnormalities[web.archive.org]
[…] the myenteric plexus, defective cholinergic innervation, and anomalies of the noradrenergic neuro-muscular transmission system. 7 Anorectal dysfunction is the inefficient coordination[web.archive.org]
Alcohol Abuse
Behavior problems Infant death Mental retardation Problems in the structure of the head, eyes, nose, or mouth Poor growth before birth Slow growth and poor coordination after[web.archive.org]
Complications Drinking alcohol during pregnancy may result in: Miscarriage or stillbirth Premature delivery Complications seen in the infant may include: Abnormal heart structure[web.archive.org]
Pregnancy
Alcohol use also increases the risk for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, which can cause a variety of problems such as abnormal facial features, having a small head, poor[web.archive.org]
[…] height Low body weight Poor coordination Hyperactive behavior Difficulty with attention Poor memory Difficulty in school (especially with math) Learning disabilities Speech[cdc.gov]
coordination, poor memory, intellectual disability, and problems with the heart, kidneys, or bones. 2 According to one recent study supported by the NIH, these and other[web.archive.org]
Birth
Inform coordinating midwife and obstetrician.[web.archive.org]
CTG is abnormal and indicates need for conservative measures AND further testing 1 abnormal feature OR 2 non‑reassuring features Combination of features that is more likely[web.archive.org]
Puerperium
Inform coordinating midwife and obstetrician.[web.archive.org]
CTG is abnormal and indicates need for conservative measures AND further testing 1 abnormal feature OR 2 non‑reassuring features Combination of features that is more likely[web.archive.org]
Chronic Alcoholism
Wernicke encephalopathy is a medical emergency that causes life-threatening brain disruption, confusion, staggering and stumbling, lack of coordination, and abnormal involuntary[alz.org]
Examination of the nervous/muscular system may show damage to many nerve systems: Abnormal eye movement Decreased or abnormal reflexes Fast pulse (heart rate) Low blood pressure[medlineplus.gov]
Abnormal eye movements that occur in Wernicke encephalopathy may respond to injectable thiamine within a few days.[alz.org]