Primary care
Neurologist
Orthopedic surgeon
Cardiologist
Endocrinologist
Ophthalmologist
See supportive therapists ⟩
Occupational therapist
Physical therapist
Speech-language
Genetic counselor
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Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Neurologist
Neurologists assess and treat ataxia symptoms, such as balance and coordination problems, pain, sensory issues, and muscle spasms.
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Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Ophthalmologist
Ophthalmologists monitor vision and eye muscle health and treat problems that may develop, such as vision loss or abnormal eye movements.
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Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Orthopedic surgeon
Some people with Friedreich ataxia may need orthopedic surgery to correct scoliosis (an abnormal curve in the spine) or problems with their foot arches.
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Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Cardiologist
Cardiologists monitor heart health and treat problems that may develop, such as arrhythmia or cardiomyopathy.
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Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Endocrinologist
People with Friedreich ataxia who develop high blood sugar or diabetes may need to see an endocrinologist for help managing these conditions.
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Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Primary care provider
Your primary care provider can manage urgent health issues, such as illness or injury.
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Supportive Therapists
Occupational therapist
Occupational therapists can help you adjust daily activities and use adaptive equipment.
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Supportive Therapists
Physical therapist
A physical therapist can help you build strength and improve balance.
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Supportive Therapists
Speech-language pathologist
A speech-language pathologist can help with speech or swallowing problems.
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Supportive Therapists
Genetic counselor
Genetic counselors can help you understand how Friedreich ataxia is passed down in families and the chances that future children may inherit the condition.
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Primary care
Neurologist
Orthopedic surgeon
Cardiologist
Endocrinologist
Ophthalmologist
See supportive therapists ⟩
Occupational therapist
Physical therapist
Speech-language
Genetic counselor
See doctors who treat Ataxia ⟩
Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Neurologist
Neurologists assess and treat ataxia symptoms, such as balance and coordination problems, pain, sensory issues, and muscle spasms.
Learn More
Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Ophthalmologist
Ophthalmologists monitor vision and eye muscle health and treat problems that may develop, such as vision loss or abnormal eye movements.
Learn More
Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Orthopedic surgeon
Some people with Friedreich ataxia may need orthopedic surgery to correct scoliosis (an abnormal curve in the spine) or problems with their foot arches.
Learn More
Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Cardiologist
Cardiologists monitor heart health and treat problems that may develop, such as arrhythmia or cardiomyopathy.
Learn More
Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Endocrinologist
People with Friedreich ataxia who develop high blood sugar or diabetes may need to see an endocrinologist for help managing these conditions.
Learn More
Doctors Who Treat Friedreich Ataxia
Primary care provider
Your primary care provider can manage urgent health issues, such as illness or injury.
Learn More
Supportive Therapists
Occupational therapist
Occupational therapists can help you adjust daily activities and use adaptive equipment.
Learn More
Supportive Therapists
Physical therapist
A physical therapist can help you build strength and improve balance.
Learn More
Supportive Therapists
Speech-language pathologist
A speech-language pathologist can help with speech or swallowing problems.
Learn More
Supportive Therapists
Genetic counselor
Genetic counselors can help you understand how Friedreich ataxia is passed down in families and the chances that future children may inherit the condition.
Learn More