Motor Symptoms as a Prodrome to Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia occurs in 1% of the population and is severely impairing to those afflicted. Thereby, it utmost importance recognize treat disorder as early possible. For last several decades research has attempted elucidate a variety predictive factors order aid identification patients at high risk developing schizophrenia spectrum disorder. These have included premorbid or prodromal movement symptoms. The literature identified motor aberrations beginning life, some cases even infancy, ranging from neonatal hypotonicity facial upper body dyskinesia. symptoms not only been demonstrated predicting conversion but carry prognostic for other outcomes well. We present case 34-year-old male who developed abnormal years prior onset psychosis. Our builds upon current by demonstrating spontaneous dyskinesia evaluation populations development illnesses.