Huntington's disease (HD) is a genetic neurological disorder with treatments that help manage symptoms and improve quality of life. Treatment approaches typically include: Medications Physical Therapy: Movement and balance exercises help maintain motor function. Occupational therapists assist patients with adaptive strategies for daily tasks. Speech Therapy: Speech and language therapists help with communication difficulties and swallowing issues, which often occur as the disease progresses. Psychotherapy: Counseling and therapy can be beneficial for managing emotional and behavioral challenges associated with HD, especially as patients cope with the disease’s progression. Lifestyle and Dietary Adjustments: A high-calorie diet may be recommended to counteract the weight loss that can come with HD due to the involuntary movements that burn extra calories. Experimental Treatments: Gene Silencing Therapies: Ongoing research focuses on gene-editing or gene-silencing technologies like RNA interference to reduce the production of the abnormal huntingtin protein. Stem Cell Therapy: Investigational studies are exploring the potential of stem cells to repair or replace damaged neurons in HD.