What kind of people are particularly susceptible to Parkinson s?

Parkinson's disease mainly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, and the onset of disease before the age of 40 is rare, suggesting that aging is related to the onset of the disease, and studies have found that since the age of 30, the activity of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra, tyrosine oxidase and dopa decarboxylase, and the level of dopamine transmitters in the striatum gradually decrease with age, however, only a small number of elderly people suffer from this disease, indicating that physiological dopaminergic neuronal metamorphosis is not enough to cause disease, and aging is only a contributing factor for the onset of this disease. Parkinson's is not a single factor, and a variety of factors may be involved. Genetic factors can increase susceptibility to disease, and only under the interaction with environmental factors and aging, through the mechanism of oxygen stress, mitochondrial failure, calcium overload, excitatory amino acid toxicity, apoptosis, and immune abnormalities, a large number of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra can be degenerated and lost.

To prevent Parkinson's, exercise more. This is an effective way to prevent and ** Parkinson's. Moreover, when exercising, you should choose a more varied and complex form of exercise.

For example, walk more crooked gravel paths. This is good for delaying the decline of motor function.

Generally speaking, it is definitely the elderly who are more likely to suffer from this disease. But in other words, it is possible for all people to get this disease.

Parkinson's disease, also known as parkinsonism, is a common neurodegenerative disease in middle-aged and elderly people. The main lesion is in the striatum nigra, and tremor, muscle rigidity, and decreased movement are the main clinical features of the disease. It is more common due to environmental factors and aging**, mainly with drugs**, protective prophylaxis**, and the dopamine receptor agonist levodopa**.

If our physical fitness is relatively poor, it is easy to be disturbed by other diseases. Parkinson's diseases have hurt many people, and it has affected many families, and in order to take care of Parkinson's patients at home, the life trajectory of many patients' families has changed greatly. So what kind of people are susceptible to Parkinson's?

It is known that people who sleepwalk a lot at night, cry and laugh in their dreams are more likely to suffer from Parkinson's disease. People who are regularly exposed to chemical ingredients such as fertilizers, pesticides, etc., are more likely to develop Parkinson's disease.

Some experts say that the people who are more likely to suffer from Parkinson's disease in China are divided into the following types:

1. People who are often anxious and depressed are more likely to suffer from emotional disorders that are too low and have anxiety.

2. People who suffer from constipation will mostly have symptoms such as sleep instability, smell disorders, and constipation before the onset of Parkinson's disease.

3. Friends who use too much brain, after investigation, most patients with Parkinson's disease often use more brains, and the prevalence rate is much higher than that of friends who use less brains.

After reading the above introduction, we know which groups are at a high risk of Parkinson's. This kind of people should understand the measures to prevent the onset of Parkinson's disease, and actively do a good job in these prevention work, keep themselves in a good mood, and actively exercise, I believe that the probability of Parkinson's disease will be greatly reduced.

Elderly, people with irregular lifestyles.

People who stay up late, overeat, have bad kidneys, and don't like to exercise are all prone to Parkinson's disease.

1. The elderly: Parkinson's disease is a geriatric disease, the age of onset is generally over 55 years old, and the prevalence will gradually increase with age. In China, the prevalence of Parkinson's disease is around the age of 65, and men are more likely to suffer from Parkinson's disease than women.

2. Family history: Parkinson's disease is related to genetic factors and environmental factors, and individuals with gene mutations and people with family history are more likely to suffer from Parkinson's disease;

3. People who are exposed to special chemicals: such as people who are exposed to manganese, nitric oxide, and pesticides, are prone to Parkinson's disease;

People who are susceptible to Parkinson's disease are as follows:

1. The elderly: Parkinson's disease is a geriatric disease, and the age of onset is generally over 55 years old. In China, the prevalence of Parkinson's disease is around the rate of people over 65 years old, and men are more likely to develop Parkinson's disease than women.

2. Family history: Parkinson's disease is related to genetic factors and environmental factors, and individuals with gene mutations and people with family history are more likely to suffer from Parkinson's disease;

3. People who are exposed to special chemicals: such as people who are exposed to manganese, nitric oxide, and insecticides, are prone to Parkinson's disease;

4. Patients with viral infections and head injuries: this group of people is also prone to Parkinson's disease;

5. People with bad living habits: people with a history of drug exposure are also prone to Parkinson's disease;

7. People who are constantly nervous: people with high pressure in work and life, high mental tension, fear, anxiety, and bad mood are also prone to Parkinson's disease.

There are mainly the following types of people who are prone to Parkinson's:

First, people with a family history of encephalopathy, these people are four times more likely to be affected than the general population, and people with strong personalities, argumentative and impulsive are often in a state of tension in the cerebrovascular system, and are prone to encephalopathy.

Second, more than 80% of people with high blood pressure have high blood pressure, and the incidence of encephalopathy is five times higher than that of the general population, and hemorrhagic encephalopathy.

Third, people with diabetes have arteriosclerosis due to disorders of sugar and fat metabolism, and according to statistics, one-third of patients with encephalopathy have a history of diabetes five times higher than that of normal people.

Fourth, people with heart disease, especially patients with coronary heart disease, due to cardiac insufficiency, the amount of cerebral circulation is reduced, and the thrombotic tissue of the heart wall is easy to fall off, resulting in embolism and ischemic encephalopathy.

Fifth, people who have a transient ischemic attack.

Sixth, people with cerebral arteriosclerosis.

Seventh, people who smoke and drink too much.

1. People with a family history of Parkinson's disease should pay attention to the fact that genetic factors are one of the risk factors for Parkinson's disease, and now more and more scholars pay attention to it.

Although only 5-10% of Parkinson's patients have a family history, and most of them are sporadic, current research appears to have at least six causative genes associated with familial Parkinson's disease.

2. Parkinson's disease is also related to environmental factors, if you are exposed to some agricultural chemicals, such as pesticides, herbicides, etc., for a long time, the likelihood of Parkinson's disease will be higher.

This is because these agricultural chemicals are structurally similar to a chemical called MTPT, which causes the degeneration and death of dopaminergic neurons in the brain, which in turn causes Parkinson's disease. Therefore, frequent exposure to agricultural chemicals such as pesticides and herbicides is also one of the risk factors for Parkinson's disease.

3. If there is a severe brain injury, it will also increase the risk of Parkinson's disease, because if there is a severe brain injury, then it may trigger some inflammatory reactions, and these inflammations may destroy the dopaminergic neurons in the brain, resulting in the corresponding Parkinson's disease symptoms. So it's also important not to do some dangerous sports or behaviors.

Parkinson's disease, also known as parkinson's paralysis, is a common neurodegenerative disease in middle-aged and elderly people. At present, the elderly are a high-risk group for Parkinson's. People who are susceptible to Parkinson's:

Elderly people, people with family genetic history, brain trauma, cerebrovascular diseases, mental abnormalities, long-term alcoholism, long-term drug users, long-term overwork, long-term exposure to toxic substances in the nervous system.

People who are susceptible to Parkinson's disease are as follows: 1. People with a family history of encephalopathy (Parkinson's). These people are 4 times taller than the average person.

People with strong personalities, argumentative, and impulsive often put the cerebrovascular system in a state of tension and are prone to encephalopathy (Parkinson's). 2. People with high blood pressure. More than 80% of patients with encephalopathy (Parkinson's) have high blood pressure, and the incidence of encephalopathy (Parkinson's) is 5 times higher than that of the general population.

Hemorrhagic encephalopathy (Parkinson's) is common. Insist on taking Zhenju antihypertensive tablets and other substances to control blood pressure within a safe range, which can reduce the risk of encephalopathy (Parkinson's). 3. People with diabetes.

Disorders of sugar and fat metabolism lead to arteriosclerosis. According to statistics, 1 in 3 patients with encephalopathy (Parkinson's) have a history of diabetes, which is 5 times higher than normal. 4. People with heart disease.

In particular, patients with coronary heart disease have ischemic encephalopathy (Parkinson's) due to cardiac insufficiency, reduced cerebral circulation, and easy shedding of thrombotic tissue in the heart wall. 5. People with transient ischemic attack. These people often have sudden episodes of severe headaches, nausea and vomiting, blurred vision, numbness of the limbs, and flushing of the face, which are often the alarm of the occurrence of encephalopathy (Parkinson's).

6. People with cerebral arteriosclerosis. Due to the increased fragility of blood vessels, the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, which can easily lead to luminal embolism and stroke. According to statistics, 70% of patients with encephalopathy (Parkinson's) have arteriosclerosis.

7. People who smoke and drink a lot. Tobacco and alcohol have a damaging effect on the cerebrovascular system, and people who smoke a lot of cigarettes are more likely to have a greater risk of encephalopathy (Parkinson's). I have given the answer to the question, and I am sure you all understand.

Parkinson's can only be avoided by treating it right.