Superficial Siderosis Symptoms List

There are more than 30 recognized clinical Superficial Siderosis symptoms. Sensorineural Hearing LossOverview Progressive hearing loss will affect 95% of Superfi... More, AtaxiaOverview Ataxia is considered a symptom of your superficial ... More, and MyelopathyOverview Myelopathy is one of the three major symptom catego... More are considered to be the three classic signs.

We have used these as parent categories¹ for ease of sorting our glossary terms into sub-categories. At least one or two of the big three signs will present in more than 50% of patients.

It is rare for one individual to be affected by every one of these conditions. A few of the following symptoms are very rare. There has been some debate about tremors. Tremors are a clinical symptom of some types of ataxia, but some physicians disagree they are Superficial Siderosis related. It has been suggested they may be associated with unrelated medical conditions.

Clinical Symptom Glossary

Anisocoria

Anosmia

Ataxia

Body Pain

Bowel Function

Cerebellar Dysarthria

Craniospinal Hypotension

Dementia

Dental Pain

Depression

Diplopia

Dysdiadochokinesia (DDK)

Dysphagia

Fatigue

Gait

Headache

Hyperreflexia

Mild Cognitive Impairment

Motor Skills Impairment

Myelopathy

Nerve Palsies

Neurological reserve

Nystagmus

Peripheral Neuropathy

Phantosmia

Sciatica

Sensorineural Hearing Loss

Sensory Impairment

Sexual Dysfunction (Female)

Sexual Dysfunction, Male

Short Term Memory Loss

Spasticity

Tinnitus

Urinary Problems

Update: June 18, 2018