Eric Dane is most known for his role Gray anatomyIt turned out that he was detected of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, which is commonly known as ALS or Lu Geharriga disease.
Talk to People On Thursday, the actor said that it will continue to work, especially the filming of season three Excitement Regardless of their health. “I have come to know ALS. I am grateful to my loving family with my love because we navigate this next chapter,” he told the publication.
“I feel lucky that I am able to continue working and (eager to return to the set of () Excitement The next week, “He said.” I please ask that you give my family and I give privacy during this time. ,
ALS affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, its name is derived from Greek and refers to waste the muscles responsible for controlling voluntary movement due to nutritional deficiency, the fault of a genetic mutation.
As the ALS Association suggests: “Motor neurons reach the spinal cord and from the spinal cord to the muscles. The progressive degeneration of motor neurons in ALS eventually leads to their death.
“When motor neurons die, brain ability is lost to start and control muscle speed. When voluntary muscle action is progressively affected, people may lose speaking, eating, and breathing ability.
“When you have an ALS, motor veins are motor neurons that control voluntary movements and muscles. Examples of voluntary movements are trying to access or curb smartphones. These actions are controlled by weapons and muscles in the feet.”
According to the US National Institute of Neurological Disorder and Strokes (Ninds), early symptoms of the disease include: muscle circles in the hands, feet, shoulders or tongue; Cramps; Tight or hard muscles; muscle weakness; Slade or nose speech; And difficulty in chewing and swallowing.
“The first sign of ALS usually appears in the hand or hand and can show simple tasks such as writing, writing, or turning a key in the lock,” NINDS explains.
“In other cases, symptoms initially affect a leg. People experience strangeness when walking or running, or they can travel or stumble more often.”
There is currently no cure for ALS, but the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved several drugs to reduce the discomfort of victims such as Reluzole and Radicwa.
The ALS was first discovered by the French neurologist Jean-Martin Charkot in 1869 and is also known as Lu Gehrig’s disease in memory of the famous New York Yankise Baseball Star (1903–41), which was also suffering from it.
While ALS affects all demographics, it is the most common among people between 55 and 75 and according to some studies, unevenly affects former members of the armed forces, perhaps due to exposure to harmful toxins during their service career, although it is certainly not confirmed.
The ALS Association reports that, in 90 percent of ALS cases, there is no family history of genetic mutation that causes disease and, in 5–10 percent of cases, which exist only 50 percent of the possibility, which exists only.
For more information, please visit the ALS Association website or the National Institute of Neurological Disorder and Strokes website.
