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Shamis Tate Lists 5 Early Warning Signs of Neurological Disorders

Health advocate Shamis Tate shares five early warning signs of neurological disorders, such as memory loss, muscle weakness, and mood changes. She encourages people to pay attention to these signs and seek medical help early. Her goal is to raise awareness and help others take action sooner for better brain health and a stronger, healthier future.

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Shamis Tate Lists 5 Early Warning Signs of Neurological Disorders

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  1. Shamis Tate Lists 5 Early Warning Signs of Neurological Disorders

  2. 1. Unexplained Muscle Weakness or Tremors A common but often overlooked sign, sudden muscle weakness or involuntary shaking can point to conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, ALS, or even early stages of multiple sclerosis. Tate explains, “People often attribute it to fatigue or stress, but if it continues, you should consult a doctor. The nervous system controls muscle disrupted, your body gives you clues.” movement—when it's

  3. 2. Frequent or Sudden Memory Loss We all forget things from time to time, but consistent memory lapses, confusion, or difficulty finding words can be early indicators of cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s or dementia. Tate encourages families to pay attention when someone starts repeating stories or misplacing objects frequently. “It’s not about one mistake—it’s about a pattern,” she notes.

  4. 3. Persistent Headaches or Vision Changes While headaches can be common, chronic or worsening headaches, especially when paired with blurred vision or dizziness, may be linked to neurological issues. “These symptoms could be related to migraines with aura, brain tumors, or pressure changes inside the skull,” Shamis Tate warns. “If something feels off, it’s worth investigating.”

  5. 4. Loss of Balance or Coordination Shamis Tate emphasizes the importance of monitoring balance issues, which may be early signs of disorders affecting the cerebellum or inner ear. “If you or a loved one begins stumbling, having difficulty walking straight, or needing support to stand, don’t brush communication with your muscles may be compromised.” it off. Your brain’s

  6. 5. Mood Swings or Personality Changes One of the most surprising signs can be a sudden shift in personality or emotional stability. Conditions dementia or other degenerative diseases often first present as irritability, depression. “Mental and emotional health is deeply connected to brain health,” Tate explains. “Trust your instincts when behavior changes.” like frontotemporal apathy, or

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