Symptoms of CTE

• Some symptoms of CTE are considered to involve difficulties with thinking (knowledge), physical problems, emotions and other behaviors.

  

  Symptoms of CTE

• Chronic Tramatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is not known even when this disease is called. It is known only after examining the brain after death. Scientists researching at Boston University have studied the brain of more than 70 former players. Now they are starting to study on living athletes.
• The problem with CTE is that it is not necessary to show symptoms frequently. Many times they occur and there are not many times. That's why the players do not even know.
• Repeated exposure to painful brain injury is considered to increase the risk of CTE, but experts are still learning about risk factors. In American football players, due to repeated injuries in the head, there is more difficulty in neural disintegration (Cranial tramatic elcephalopathy)

Some of the potential signs and symptoms of CTE may include:

1.  Difficulty to think (cognitive impairment)
2. Effective behavior depression
3.  Apathy
4. short term memory
5.  Difficulty in planning and working for loss work (executive work)
6.  Emotional imbalances Substance abuse or behavior of substance abuse

1. Other suspected symptoms may include: irritability
2. Invasion speech and language difficulties Difficulty walking like motor loss
3. Tremor
4. Lack of muscle movement
5.  Trouble in swallowing weakness or hardness (dysfagia)
6.  Focusing on vision and problems with the sense of smell (friction abnormalities)
7. Madness

The complete list of symptoms of people with CTE on the body is still unknown.

CTE is a degenerative disease which is known due to various types of side effects, including aggression, impulse control, and self-reliance.

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Not just CTE

• The researchers were amazed to know that the small age of exposure to football was not associated with increased pathology in the brain. Apart from this, the relationship between the introduction of the small age of exposure to football and the onset of earlier symptoms occurred in those two players who used to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), which can be found in people with frequent head trauma history Had a progressive irreversible brain disease, and who were not.
• McKee says, "I think this is a very important result of this study, which notes that 211 players of this study were diagnosed with CTE after death, while the rest of the remaining 35 Indications of other neurodegenerative diseases were shown, like Alzheimer's disease.
• "This search was not just for those who died from CTE, it was for those who were with any disorder, which affected their identity, behavior or mood," says McKay, "Early Exposure Has made them more susceptible to any later life pathology, which reduces the "cognitive reserve" of a person from the initial risk of dealing with soccer - of any brain disease Their ability to resist symptoms decreases.
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