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Ascending Paralysis
A pattern of progressive muscle weakness that begins in the hind limbs and moves forward to affect the front limbs and potentially the head and respiratory muscles.
Key Facts
- It typically starts as weakness in the rear limbs before progressing to the front limbs.
- The weakness is usually symmetrical, affecting both sides of the body equally.
- Pain sensation generally remains intact despite the loss of motor function.
- In severe cases, it can progress to involve cranial nerves and respiratory muscles.