A neurologist diagnosed a patient as suffering from Huntington's disease. The patient wants to know what other symptoms he can expect to develop as the disease progresses. Which symptoms will the neurologist list as likely to occur?

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Huntington's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the brain and causes a range of symptoms, including dementia, depression, and hallucinations. Other common symptoms may include involuntary movements, difficulty with coordination and balance, and speech and swallowing problems. Anorexia, aphasia, mania, apraxia, apathy, insomnia, amnesia, delusions, and double vision are not typically associated with Huntington's disease.

A Neurologist Diagnosed a Patient as Suffering from Huntington's Disease