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You may have Tardive Dyskinesia (TD), but you're not alone
TD symptoms can appear as mild to severe twitching, shaking, or jerking in your hands, face, feet, or torso. If you're taking certain mental health medications and are experiencing uncontrollable movements, you might have TD.
TD does not have to interrupt your mental health progress and can be treated.
1 in 4 people
taking medications for mental health conditions like depression, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia may develop TD.
Despite its impact on patients’ lives, TD remains severely underdiagnosed.
questionnaire
Which of these uncontrollable movements best describes what you're going through?
Choose the ones that feel right to you.*
RESULTS:
Tongue movements
0%Finger tapping
0%Constant blinking
0%Arm and leg movements
0%Facial grimacing
0%ALL OF THESE UNCONTROLLABLE BODY MOVEMENTS MAY BE SIGNS
OF TARDIVE DYSKINESIA.
*Information provided will be used only for the purposes of this poll. Answers will be displayed on this website in aggregate and will not personally identify you. If you do not agree to these terms, please do not participate in the poll.
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Learn about how TD can affect the whole person.
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