THE DYSTONIA

(Two Polynucleotide in mathematical machine of Sikander Aqeel) 

TWO POLYNUCLEOTIDE:    

WILSON DISEASE (7/23/2016) 

Lower-than-normal ALP levels 

• 1 = Hypophosphatasia 

• 2 = Malnutrition 

• 3 = Wilson disease 

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• Wilson disease has a range of clinical manifestations, from an asymptomatic state to fulminate hepatic failure, chronic liver disease with or without cirrhosis, neurologic, and psychiatric manifestations

• Consider hepatic Wilson disease in the differential diagnosis of any unexplained chronic liver disease, especially in individuals younger than 40 years. The condition may also manifest as acute hepatitis. Hepatic dysfunction is the presenting feature in more than half of patients. The 3 major patterns of hepatic involvement are as follows: (1) chronic active hepatitis, (2) cirrhosis, and (3) fulminant hepatic failure. The most common initial presentation is cirrhosis.  

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So the Malnutrition goes in tuberculosis, gastroenteritis, pneumonia, malaria, and measles,  and thsese all infections goes in definicey of proteins and vitamins for rise-up Wilson disease, like  

• Patients in the parkinsonian group (45%) - Distinguished by paucity of expression and movement

• Patients in the pseudosclerotic group (24%) - Had tremor resembling multiple sclerosis

• Patients in the dystonic group (15%) - Characterized by hypertonicity associated with abnormal limb movements.

• Patients in the choreic group (11%) - Predominantly characterized by choreoathetoid abnormal movements associated with dystonia 

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PATIENTS IN THE CHOREIC GROUP (11%) 

Predominantly characterized by choreoathetoid abnormal movements associated with dystonia 

The dystonia is an diseases of dry tendons and dry bones, where human cannot move own body all around, and after some yeas in ** age the neurological disorder apparels to be abnormal, 

Dystonia = defected bones + defected tendons = dry muscles   

Dystonia = dry muscles + weak nervous system = abnormal, 

When bones do not supply of osygen to tendon, then the tendon becomes hard to stop the supply of oxygen into the muscles, and hungry muscles do not action with nervous system, then abnormal condition rise up,  

Bones = red blood cells 

Tendon = way of pass of oxygen into the muscles 

Muscles = countless cells membrane or lipids + proteins + carbohydrate 

Muscles = side way of nervous system 

Nervous system = senses normal or abnormal, 

Now the Dystonia contains on two basic functions, 

Disorders of body movement and other senseless of abnormal condition, 

Movement of body = bones tendon muscles 

Senseless and abnormal = spinal cord and spinal nerve,  

1 = Bones and tendon effects on muscles + 

2 = Spinal cord and spinal nerve effects on muscles = Dystonia diseases   

Dystonia can affect many different parts of the body, and the symptoms are different depending upon the form of dystonia. Early symptoms may include a foot cramp or a tendency for one foot to turn or drag—either sporadically or after running or walking some distance—or a worsening in handwriting after writing several lines.  In other instances, the neck may turn or pull involuntarily, especially when the person is tired or under stress. Sometimes both eyes might blink rapidly and uncontrollably; other times, spasms will cause the eyes to close.  Symptoms may also include tremor or difficulties speaking. 

1 = Bones and tendon effects on muscles + 

2 = Spinal cord and spinal nerve effects on muscles = tired or under stress 

Now tired or under stress belongs with respiration, 

A respiration = breath 

B respiration = to smell from nose 

Therefore Dystonia diseases = smell = center boundary of frontal lobe and temporal lobe, or “Lateral Fissure” 

Dystonia diseases = smell = “Lateral Fissure” 

“Lateral Fissure” = frontal lobe + temporal lobe

Frontal lobe = movement, problem solving, concentrating, thinking, behavior, personality, and mood,  

Temporal lobe = hearing language and memories,