Discussion
Which of the following disease affects handwriting ?
Answer: C
Parkinsonism affects handwriting. The tremor and rigidity of the disease make the writing small, shaky and cramped, a change called micrographia.
Chronic leukaemia, chronic malaria and thalassaemia are blood or infectious diseases that do not directly disturb the nervous control of the hand, so they leave no typical handwriting change. In forensic comparison of handwriting, the examiner must take such an illness into account, since a disease can change a writer's hand and might otherwise be mistaken for a sign of disguise or forgery.
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