TD, or tardive dyskinesia, is pretty much uncontrollable, jerky movements of the body. Smacking of the lips, licking, or jaw movements. I have Tourette's, and I kind of feel like it's just an ...

Tardive dyskinesia (TD) can make it feel like your body isn't your own. TD causes involuntary movements of your face, arms, legs, and neck that you can't control. TD can make you blink your eyes ...

calling it “classic tardive dyskinesia” instead. This refers specifically to involuntary, complex movements of the face and mouth with some limb, trunk, and pelvic involvement. Mixed ...

Involuntary movements (dyskinesia) develop in the course of Parkinson's disease (PD) and can be treatment-limiting. Two processes seem to be important: the 'priming' of motor systems for the ...

Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a medication-induced movement disorder involving uncontrollable muscle movements, primarily in the face, neck, and limbs. It’s caused by the long-term use of ...

Other stereotypies included hand and toe waving, touching and picking, rubbing of face, scalp, and other body parts, head nodding, body rocking, shallow and rapid breathing ("respiratory dyskinesia"), ...

Distinguishing “Rabbit” Syndrome (RS) from tardive dyskinesia (TD) is crucial because treatment options differ between the 2 disorders, according to study results published in Medicina.

Respondents who participated in continuing medical education had the highest familiarity with TD therapies. Managing patients with tardive dyskinesia (TD) requires evolving educational needs, with ...

(TEVA), announced new patient- and physician-reported interim results from the Phase 4 IMPACT-TD Registry study, revealing differences between tardive dyskinesia patients with a psychotic disorder ...