Lou Gehrig’s syndrome: Here are the first symptoms of this disease

involved in speaking become weaker.

5. Loss of Fine Motor Skills

Everyday activities requiring precise hand movements may become more difficult.

Examples include:

• Writing
• Typing
• Using utensils
• Fastening buttons
• Picking up small objects

Gradual loss of hand coordination should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.

6. Persistent Muscle Fatigue

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