Table 3.

Symptoms that commonly occur in the primary tauopathies and associated management likely to provide some benefit

Symptoms	Management
Postural tremor	Beta-blockers
Slowness of movements	Dopamine
Muscle stiffness	Dopamine
Sensitivity to bright lights	Wearing dark sunshades
Involuntary eye closure	Botox
Neck pain associated with dystonia	Botox
Drooling	Botox of salivary glands
Trouble with balance and falls	Physical and occupational therapy
Trouble swallowing	Swallow evaluation
Choking while eating or drinking	Swallow evaluation
Dysarthria or apraxia of speech	Speech therapy
Excessive tearing (lacrimation)	Artificial tears multiple times daily
Difficulty falling or staying asleep	Proper sleep hygiene, behavioral and pharmacologic management
Excessive daytime sleepiness	Caffeine, proper sleep hygiene
Depression	Antidepressants
Anxiety	Anxiolytics
Emotional incontinence (laughs/cries excessively)	Antidepressants and Nuedexta
Loss of sex drive (libido)	Exercise, antidepressants