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

2. and frequent falls

Coordination becomes more difficult, especially on uneven terrain.
Some describe a feeling of “weak legs” or a hesitant gait.
3. 🤲 Muscle cramps and twitches

Fasciculations are small, involuntary muscle contractions that are visible under the skin (often in the arms or calves).
They can be frequent and bothersome.

4. 🔊 Language difficulties

Some patients notice a weaker voice, slurred speech, or difficulty articulating correctly.
This is a typical sign when the affected area involves the facial or neck muscles.

5. ✍️ Loss of dexterity

It is becoming increasingly difficult for you:

Write

Reach for specific objects

Typing on a keyboard

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