Progressive external ophthalmoplegia - mitochondria disorder

Progressive external ophthalmoplegia is a very specific kind of disorder of the mitochondria which is identified in the form of multiple mitochondrial DNA deletions that takes place in the skeletal muscles of the human body. One of the most common symptoms of this condition which has been clinically identified is the unexpected onset of acute weakness of the external muscles of the eyes and a complete intolerance to the exercise that the patient may adapt to.

Apart from these symptoms there are some other variables symptoms which may include but are not limited to contracts, depression, loss of hearing, parkinson's disease as well as other symptoms. This syndrome requires a complete medical care in the supervision of an expert medical specialist that can treat the condition of Progressive external ophthalmoplegia.