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Huntington Chorea - Huntington Disease
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Treatment & Monitoring
What are the treatments for the disease?
There is no cure and there are no treatments that slow the progression of Huntington disease. Medication may be used to treat psychosis, depression, or movement problems.
What are the side effects of the treatments?
The medications used for Huntington disease may cause fatigue, stomach upset, and new movement problems.
What happens after treatment for the disease?
The disease continues to progress and the person gets worse over time.
How is the disease monitored?
Symptoms are monitored by reports and physical examinations to determine the need for medications. Any new or worsening symptoms should be reported to the healthcare provider.