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[[Tardive dyskinesia]] is a [[disorder]] that involves [[involuntary]] movements, especially of the lower [[face]]. Tardive means "delayed" and [[dyskinesia]] means "abnormal movement." | [[Tardive dyskinesia]] is a [[disorder]] that involves [[involuntary]] movements, especially of the lower [[face]]. Tardive means "delayed" and [[dyskinesia]] means "abnormal movement." | ||
==What are the | ==What are the symptoms of Tardive dyskinesia?== | ||
*Facial grimacing | |||
*Jaw swinging | |||
*Repetitive [[chewing]] | |||
*Tongue thrusting | |||
==What causes Tardive dyskinesia?== | ==What causes Tardive dyskinesia?== |
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What is Tardive dyskinesia?
Tardive dyskinesia is a disorder that involves involuntary movements, especially of the lower face. Tardive means "delayed" and dyskinesia means "abnormal movement."
What are the symptoms of Tardive dyskinesia?
- Facial grimacing
- Jaw swinging
- Repetitive chewing
- Tongue thrusting
What causes Tardive dyskinesia?
Who is at risk for Tardive dyskinesia?
How do I know I have Tardive dyskinesia?
Treatment options
Where to find medical care for Tardive dyskinesia
Directions to Hospitals Treating Tardive dyskinesia