A deadly neurodegenerative condition known as Huntington's disease results in the gradual degeneration of brain nerve cells. Various physical, psychological, and cognitive difficulties, such as uncontrollably jerking, twitching muscles, trouble concentrating and organizing, loss of awareness, sleeplessness, and social disengagement, are among its symptoms. Treatment for Huntington's disease includes the use of a variety of medications, including mood-stabilizing agents, antipsychotics, antidepressants, and antiparkinsonians. Numerous therapies, including speech, occupational, physical, and psychotherapy, are also a part of the therapeutic process. Treatment for Huntington's disease reduces mobility and mental health symptoms, helps patients adjust to new skills more quickly, and helps them create coping mechanisms. Additionally, it helps with daily duties, speech, preserving balance and posture, and raising quality of life.

A deadly neurodegenerative condition known as Huntington's disease results in the gradual degeneration of brain nerve cells. Various physical, psychological, and cognitive difficulties, such as uncontrollably jerking, twitching muscles, trouble concentrating and organizing, loss of awareness, sleeplessness, and social disengagement, are among its symptoms. Treatment for Huntington's disease includes the use of a variety of medications, including mood-stabilizing agents, antipsychotics, antidepressants, and antiparkinsonians. Numerous therapies, including speech, occupational, physical, and psychotherapy, are also a part of the therapeutic process. Treatment for Huntington's disease reduces mobility and mental health symptoms, helps patients adjust to new skills more quickly, and helps them create coping mechanisms. Additionally, it helps with daily duties, speech, preserving balance and posture, and raising quality of life.