Department of CommunicationsTardive dyskinesia causes involuntary movements that can affect eating, speaking, and daily life. It’s often delayed, underrecognized, and linked to dopamine-blocking medications — but treatment is available.
Tardive dyskinesia causes involuntary movements that can affect eating, speaking, and daily life. It’s often delayed, underrecognized, and linked to dopamine-blocking medications — but treatment is available.