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Different types of hd

Adult-Onset HD

Adult-onset HD (with symptoms typically appearing between ages 35 to 55 years of age) is the most common presentation of HD.

Late-Onset HD

A diagnosis in older adults, after the age of 60, is considered late-onset HD and happens in about 10% of cases. It often has a slower progression.

Juvenile HD

When HD is diagnosed in youth under the age of 20, it is considered Juvenile HD or JHD. Juvenile HD makes up about 10% of total cases and tends to follow a more rapid progression.
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Overview

Symptoms

Causes

Diagnosis

Progression