What diseases cause it to be hard to balance? Also, what diseases cause a lack of muscle coordination?

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BALANCE SYMPTOMS:A
# Acoustic Neurinoma . unsteadiness
# Agenesis of the corpus callosum . impaired hand-eye coordination
# Alcohol abuse . coordination difficulty
# Alternating Hemiplegia . balance problems
# Alzheimer's Disease . impaired spatial skills, impaired visual skills
# Amphetamines . coordination difficulty
# Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis . tripping, falling
# Asperger syndrome . uncoordinated motor movements
# Ataxia . poor muscle coordination
# Ataxia Telangiectasia . balance difficulty
# Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder . poor coordination
# Alcohol abuse . falls
# Angelman syndrome . balance problemsB
# Balance disorders . vertigo, falling sensation, unsteadiness, unbalanced
# Barbiturate abuse . falling
# Basilar artery migraine . vertigo, poor muscular coordination
# Batten Disease . stumbling
# Behcet's Disease . difficulty coordinating movement, impaired balance
# Brain cancer . lack of coordination, balance problems, Stumbling, Stumbling
# Bronchopulmonary dysplasia . coordination problemsC
# Cerebral Palsy . balance difficulty
# Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disorder . balance problems
# Chiari Malformation . impaired coordination
# Classic childhood ALD . disturbances of coordination
# Corticobasal Degeneration . poor coordination, impaired balance, visual-spatial impairment
# Cysticercosis . difficulty with balanceD
# Down Syndrome . poor muscle coordination
# Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy . Falls
# Diabetes . Balance problemsE
# Encephalitis . poor coordination
# Extradural hematoma . coordination problemsF
# Fetal alcohol syndrome . impaired coordinationG
# Grand mal seizures . falls
# Granulomatous amebic encephalitis . loss of balanceH
# Hearing Impairment . balance problems
# Heat exhaustion . poor coordination
# Hemangioblastoma . coordination problems
# Herpes zoster oticus . vertigo
# HIV/AIDS . lack of coordination
# Hydrocephalus . poor coordination, problems with balanceI
# Inclusion Body Myositis . tripping, Falling, difficulty buttoning
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# Joubert Syndrome . balance problems
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# Labrynthitis . vertigo, loss of balance, falling, balance problems
# Listeriosis . loss of balance
# Lyme disease . poor motor coordination
# Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis . motor abnormalitiesM
# M茅ni猫re's disease . vertigo (episodic), vertigo on waking up
# Marijuana . poor coordination
# Middle ear infection . Balance problems
# Mountain sickness . poor coordination
# Multiple Sclerosis . coordination difficulty, balance difficulty
# Muscular Dystrophy . fallsN
# Naegleria . loss of balance
# Neurocysticercosis . difficulty with balance
# Neurofibromatosis-2 . balance problems, poor balance
# Neuronal Migration Disorders . motor dysfunction
# Neurotoxic shellfish poisoning . poor coordinationO
# Olivopontocerebellar Atrophy . balance difficultyP
# Paralytic shellfish poisoning . muscular incoordination
# Parkinson's Disease . falling forwards, impaired coordination, falling backwards, impaired balance, falls
# Perilymph fistula . vertigo, balance problems
# Pernicious anemia . unsteadiness
# Premenstrual syndrome . poor coordination
# Primary Lateral Sclerosis . balance difficulty
# Prion diseases . lack of coordination
# Progressive Supranuclear Palsy . falling backwards, eye coordination problems, balance problems
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# Rett's syndrome . later coordination difficulties, early coordination problemsS
# Schilder's Disease . balance instability
# Shy-Drager Syndrome . balance difficulties, coordination difficulties
# Stroke . loss of balance, loss of coordination, falls
# Sydenham chorea . poor coordination
# Sleepwalking . falls
T
# Transient Ischemic Attack . loss of balance, loss of coordination
# Transverse myelitis . motor impairmentU
# Usher Syndrome . Balance problems
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# Vertigo . vertigo, balance problems
# Vestibular neuronitis . vertigo, balance problems
# Von Hippel-Lindau Disease . balance problemsW
# Wallenberg's Syndrome . balance problems, feeling of tilt
# Williams Syndrome . limited spatial skills
# Wilson's Disease . loss of coordination

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Balance problems are usually in the inner ear.

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Parkinson's disease

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Meniere's Disease. Multiple Sclerosis can cause a lack of muscle coordination.

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Your balance has a lot to do with your inner ear. If you suffer from an inner ear infection, then it would be difficult to balance yourself and even to stand up.

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there are many diseases where there can be imbalance.mostly the diseases affecting the midbrain,which is the centre of cordination in brain.there are many types of ataxias,like fredrichs ataxia,chorea.inner ear problems can also cause imbalance.parkinsons disease is also characterised by imbalance.
lack of muscle coordination is caused by varied reasons.imbalance in musle power,again midbrain lesions.

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Generally, diseases which affect balance are either from a mechanical problem relating to the inner ear so that the body mechanically gets confused and is not able to tell where it is in space or from the cerebellum in the brain which controls how the brain percieves space of course any mucle related disease or injury will also affect balance even an ankle sprain.
Muscle coordination problems cans be from numerous systems it can be related to a problen in the brain like a stroke or parkinsons, or the nerves which communicate between the brain and the muscle like ALS or lou gerighs disease or Multiple Sclerosis, or a problem with the actual muscle

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The most common one and the one that you can fix without going to the Dr is Vertigo it can be dizziness and actually nausea too. it can be fixed by taking ginger. studies have shown it more effective than dramamine. about 90% more effective.

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