Question

Which part of your body stops moving if you suffer from ‘athetosis’?

Answer 1

Answer:

spinal cord and brain and many more

Answer 2

With athetosis, the same regions of the body are repeatedly affected. These typically include the hands, arms, and feet. The neck, face, tongue, and trunk can be involved, too.

While athetosis may be continuous, it can get worse with attempts to control movement. For example, if a person with the condition tries to type on a computer keyboard, they may have extreme difficulty controlling where their fingers land and how long they remain.