Parkinson's Disease Has A Serious Impact On The Normal Life Of Patients

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Parkinson's disease has a serious impact on the normal life of patients, and some signs begin to appear many years before the movement disorder of the disease occurs. Depression, constipation, movement of hands and feet during sleep, loss of smell, and changes in handwriting are five signs of Parkinson's disease. Patients must pay attention to early detection and early treatment, so as to avoid the occurrence of movement disorders that are more harmful.

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Signal 1: Depression

 Depression and Parkinson's disease go together in many cases. Depression is a sign of Parkinson's disease. Depression is one of many non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

 Signal 2: Constipation

 People with Parkinson's disease suffer from prolonged constipation due to slow bowel movements and dry stool that accumulates in the rectum. Not only is it difficult to defecate, but the toxins in the feces will also be sucked into the blood, resulting in chronic poisoning symptoms such as fatigue and weakness. More than half of people with Parkinson's disease suffer from constipation.

 Signal 3: Movement of hands and feet during sleep

 If your hands and feet move around after falling asleep, and you often regard the events in your dreams as real events, and after a few days you can’t tell whether it is a dream or a real event, you should raise the Be vigilant, this is an important indicator to suggest changing to Parkinson's disease.

 Signal 4: The decreased sense of smell

 Symptoms of hyposmia in the early stage of Parkinson's disease, such as abnormalities in olfactory discrimination, olfactory recognition, and olfactory threshold, maybe a signal of Parkinson's disease.

 Signal 5: Handwriting Change

 If the font size becomes smaller and the words are crowded together when you write on paper, it may also be a sign of Parkinson's disease.

Parkinson's disease mostly occurs in the elderly. Mood disorders begin to appear many years before the movement disorder of the disease. Many patients do not pay enough attention, and will slowly develop Parkinson's disease. When your body sends out the above 5 signals, you must pay attention to it, check it as soon as possible, and carry out effective control and treatment of Parkinson's disease, which will bring you a greater impact.

 Parkinson's treatment?

The occurrence of Parkinson's disease is mainly caused by the abnormal dysfunction of the nervous system in our brain. The current medical level, whether it is traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine or Western medicine, or surgical treatment, cannot completely cure Parkinson's disease, but Rational use of drugs for treatment can help us achieve the effect of delaying or controlling Parkinson's disease. If the initial recovery is good, it can be no different from ordinary people.

 What are the side effects of Parkinson's medicine

1. Psychiatric symptoms

Psychiatric symptoms may also appear in the early stage of levodopa treatment, and with the gradual increase of age, the risk of hallucinations will gradually increase. Hallucinations may also occur in the elderly population, and may even cause disturbances of consciousness, and if anticholinergic drugs are chosen, they can also lead to a gradual decline in memory.

2. Sleep Disorders

The appearance of Parkinson's syndrome is directly related to sleep disorders, and after choosing to take drugs, it may also cause serious sleep disorders, so it should generally be taken before noon, not at night, otherwise, it will lead to Sleep quality is affected at night, and sleepiness is also evident during the day.

 3. Gastrointestinal reactions

When choosing Parkinson's drug treatment, gastrointestinal reactions may also occur. The more common ones are nausea and vomiting, or nausea, etc., and abdominal distension will also occur.

 4. Low blood pressure

If there is a sudden change in body position, it may lead to a rapid drop in blood pressure. This is actually a group of autonomic dysfunction, and the probability of occurrence is about 8.7%. Of course, this may also be a feature of the disease itself, so it also needs attention, but most people may be a symptom of taking drugs.

Rational drug use is the most important link in the fight against Parkinson's disease. Taking medication is a long process, and many patients have concerns about drugs because they are worried about the side effects of western medicines. In fact, with the development of medical technology, western medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine have made great contributions to the treatment of Parkinson's disease. If Western medicine is not effective, it can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, and sometimes traditional Chinese medicine can produce "miraculous effects".