What are the effects of Parkinson s? What are the effects of Parkinson s?

Parkinson's disease does not produce the following harms: 1. Gradual loss of physical motor function: The symptoms of Parkinson's patients generally start from one side and then gradually spread to the opposite limb, and the effect of drugs is gradually reduced, and it is becoming more and more obvious.

In the middle and late stages, it will affect swallowing sound, difficulty turning over, insomnia, etc. In severe cases, patients may be bedridden due to muscle contractures and joint rigidity in the advanced stages. 2. The mind is closed and far away from society

Due to the tremors of the limbs and the inconvenience of movement, Parkinson's patients unconsciously close themselves off, stay away from the familiar life and work circles, and stay at home all day long. As the disease progresses, the symptoms worsen, and the mood becomes abnormally bad, and many patients have varying degrees of depression and anxiety symptoms. 3. The burden on the family is gradually increasing

As Parkinson's disease progresses, the family will face an increasingly heavy burden, and the patient will gradually develop from the occasional need for care to one or even two dedicated people to take care of the patient's basic life.

Patients with Parkinson's disease develop psychiatric symptoms, which manifest as symptoms of depression and/or dementia. Some patients are indifferent, depressed, unresponsive, poor self-control, lack of self-confidence, pessimistic and misanthropic. Others show emotional anxiety, suspicion, stubbornness, fear, irritation, etc.

It can also cause a gradual loss of bodily motor function.

Parkinson's disease will affect the patient's motor function, patients may have difficulty swallowing, difficulty turning over, difficulty walking, drooling, unresponsiveness, and severe may cause complications, such as urinary tract infection, pneumonia, etc., and bedsores caused by long-term bed rest.

Parkinson's disease is very harmful to the body, and the function of body movement is gradually lost, which increases the burden on the family. The psychological burden is large, and symptoms of anxiety and depression appear.

First, it will cause patients to have a lot of motor symptoms, which will significantly reduce the quality of life of patients, and patients will have clinical manifestations such as bradykinesia, resting tremor, muscle stiffness, etc., resulting in significant impact on patients' daily activities.

Second, the most important thing is that it can lead to balance dysfunction in patients, who are particularly prone to falls and secondary fractures and head injuries in the event of a fall.

Thirdly, it may also affect the patient's swallowing, causing difficulty swallowing, choking on drinking water, which can easily lead to lung infection, malnutrition and other complications. In addition, Parkinson's disease may also cause patients to suffer from constipation, anxiety, depression and other clinical harms.

Parkinson's disease may cause immobility, resulting in the inability to resist any damage in life, and in severe cases, it will affect the mood and systemic symptoms, endangering physical health and affecting normal life.

Parkinson's is a movement disorder that severely affects the motor function of patients. Dangers of Parkinson's:1

Resting tremor, a condition in which the hands tremble when at rest, and the inability to do some movements that a normal person can do. 2.Muscle tone increases, the body stiffens, and falls easily.

3.Slowness of movement. 4.

Patients are not easily able to maintain balance and are prone to falling. In addition to motor symptoms, non-motor symptoms such as depressed mood, anxiety, sleep disturbances, and cognitive impairment may occur.

1. Motor symptoms: including resting tremor, muscle stiffness, bradykinesia, decreased movement, and some patients can also have postural balance disorders, which mainly cause a decrease in motor ability and coordination, resulting in various operation, work, study, and life-related abilities are affected;

2. Non-motor symptoms: about 30%-70% of Parkinson's patients can be depressed, which is easy to affect the patient's life, mood, emotion and even family members.

3. Other hazards: such as fatigue, weakness, pain, emotional apathy, constipation, and some patients even have problems such as urinary disorders.

The effects of Parkinson's on patients are: 1. Parkinson's patients have tremor in the early stage, which is more common in the patient's fingers in the early stage, and when the body maintains a posture for a long time, the uncontrolled tremor of the fingers can be relieved or disappeared by changing the posture. This tremor is rhythmic and worsens when the patient is angry or nervous.

2. It is mainly manifested in walking posture and gait, and dull face. The patient's head is tilted forward, the elbow and knee joints are slightly flexed, and the patient's upper limbs are uncoordinated when viewed from the back. 3. Parkinson's patients are prone to symptoms of anxiety and panic.

The patient is anxious and crying for no reason, and has difficulty completing tasks that he was familiar with, resulting in negative and pessimistic emotions. In severe cases, there is a feeling of imminent distress and physical discomfort.

Parkinson's disease, also known as parkinsonism, is a common movement disorder in middle-aged and elderly people, and the most common impact on people is resting tremor.

Parkinson's disease is a chronic, progressive neurological disease that primarily affects motor control. The disease can affect the patient's life in many ways, including the following:

Movement disorders: One of the main symptoms of Parkinson's disease is movement disorders, including muscle stiffness, tremors, slow movements, and unsteady posture, among others. These symptoms can affect the patient's ability to perform daily activities, making it difficult to walk, hold, and write.

Problems with balance and coordination: Patients may experience problems with balance and coordination, leading to unstable walking and an increased risk of falls.

Difficulty speaking and swallowing: Parkinson's disease can affect the control of facial muscles, resulting in slurred speech and difficulty swallowing.

Non-motor symptoms: Parkinson's disease may also be accompanied by some non-motor symptoms such as depression, anxiety, sleep disturbances, difficulty concentrating, etc.

Social and emotional impact: Motor problems and non-motor symptoms may affect the patient's social and emotional state, potentially leading to social isolation and emotional problems.

Decreased quality of life: People with Parkinson's disease may have a reduced quality of life due to the impact of symptoms, with daily activities, work, and play all restricted.

Medications ** and ***: Patients usually need medications to manage symptoms, but medications may have *** and require careful medication adjustments and monitoring by a doctor.

Family and caregiver impacts: Parkinson's disease not only affects the patient themselves, but can also have an impact on family members and caregivers, requiring additional support and care.

Despite the impact Parkinson's disease can have on a patient's life, many patients are still able to manage their symptoms and maintain a relatively high quality of life with medications**, **, and support. Early diagnosis and a comprehensive ** strategy are essential to reduce the impact of symptoms. If you or someone you know has Parkinson's disease, it is advisable to work with your doctor to develop a plan and lifestyle that works for you to minimize the impact of your symptoms on your life.

Parkinson's disease is very harmful, this disease will make patients lose their normal life, seriously affect the health and life of patients, and will also bring great pressure to the whole family. Therefore, after suffering from the disease, the patient should pay enough attention to it, and it is very important to treat it as soon as possible.

1. Closed-mindedness and social distancing are the most common hazards of Parkinson's. Due to the tremors of the limbs and the inconvenience of movement, Parkinson's patients are afraid of the laughter of colleagues or friends, so they unconsciously close themselves off and stay away from the familiar life and work circle. Stay home all day.

As a result, the disease progresses, the symptoms worsen, and the mood becomes abnormally bad, and many patients have varying degrees of depression and anxiety symptoms.

2. The common harm of Parkinson's is the gradual loss of physical motor function: the symptoms of Parkinson's patients generally start from one side of the disease, and then gradually spread to the contralateral limb, and the effect of the drug is gradually reduced, and it is becoming more and more obvious. In the middle and late stages, it will affect swallowing sound, difficulty turning over at night, insomnia, etc.

In severe cases, patients may be bedridden due to muscle contractures and joint rigidity.

3. The burden on the family is gradually increasing: with the aggravation of the condition of Parkinson's patients, the family will face more and more heavy human and economic burdens, and the patients will gradually develop from the occasional need for care to one or even two specialized people to take care of the basic life of the patients.

Nowadays, Parkinson's disease is a very common disease in our lives. Although this disease is not incurable, if you miss the best time, it will also affect the effect of the disease. At the same time of the disease, patients should also adjust their mentality and not blindly carry out **.

1. Some patients present with limb tremors, stiffness, clumsy movements, and a mask face that appears due to lack of facial expressions, and also has slurred speech, single intonation, decreased volume, drooling, etc., which makes patients feel unelegant, often have a sense of inferiority in their psychology, are unwilling to participate in social activities, do not go to public places, and neglect interpersonal communication.

2. As the disease progresses, tremor, stiffness, and coordination dysfunction will gradually affect motor function and other impairments. Patients with Parkinson's disease who are sluggish and unsteady are critical places and should be extra careful to avoid falls.

3. Frequent urination is often a consequence of Parkinson's disease, especially at night, which brings a lot of trouble to patients. Men often have an enlarged prostate (prostatic hyperplasia), which can cause difficulty urinating. Female patients can cause repeated infections of the urinary system until kidney damage due to poor conditioning and maceration of urine and stool.

Infection and sepsis are important causes of death in the advanced stage of the disease.

4. The consequences of Parkinson's disease are also manifested in the general respiratory tract infection and fever will aggravate the symptoms of the disease. Due to low immune function, patients often have colds, and are also prone to bronchitis, pneumonia, gastroenteritis, etc. In addition, patients who are bedridden in the late stage completely lose the ability to take care of themselves, cannot sit up alone, or even cannot turn over on their own, and are malnourished, ** compressed, and often cause bedsores.

Parkinson's is a common neurodegenerative disease, Parkinson's has certain damage to the human brain, which can make dopaminergic neurons in the brain gradually apoptosis and die, resulting in neurotransmitter imbalance, causing tremor and poor exercise ability, and symptoms such as bradykinesia, muscle stiffness, tremor and loss of balance will occur after the disease.

Parkinson's disease will affect life, in the past, there were relatively few means of the first bed, when medicine was not developed, patients with Parkinson's disease had a relatively high mortality rate and poor quality of life.

Parkinson's disease will affect the quality of life of patients, patients usually move freely, but after hail Parkinson's disease, there will be slow movement, quality of life will be significantly reduced, mental depression, anxiety, irritability and other conditions.

Parkinson's disease may also cause cognitive decline and dementia, which will increase the condition of severe patients, resulting in a shortened survival cycle of patients, and some patients will also have mental symptoms in the late stage of Parkinson's, which will also seriously affect the quality of life and life of patients.

Parkinson's diagnosis and treatment is to help us solve these problems with TCM recuperation. If you need to control it, then use Western medicine, otherwise you will use Chinese medicine to help you recover your body and fight the disease.

Traditional Chinese medicine to Parkinson's: First of all, we often say that "Parkinson's is old age and body weakness", so what is body deficiency. Traditional Chinese medicine refers to the weakness of the constitution as body deficiency, and the weakness of chronic diseases as deficiency syndrome, and divides weakness into four types: qi deficiency, blood deficiency, yin deficiency, and yang deficiency.

The five organs all have the symptoms of yin and yang deficiency and reality, and Parkinson's is mainly what Chinese medicine calls "blood deficiency and wind.""Abbreviated as "Wind Certificate".

Shu Zhen and stop trembling**": extinguish the liver wind and relieve spasms, nourish the kidneys and replenish the brain and marrow, activate the meridians to make the meridians smooth, regulate the spleen so that nutrition can reach the whole body and relieve spasms. The causes of Parkinson's vary from person to person, and there will be additions and subtractions according to each person's different conditions.

Parkinson's disease is a common disease of the elderly, patients with Parkinson's disease are very painful, not only their own pain, but also their family members are also very sad, and the harm of Parkinson's disease is as follows

1. Patient's own pain: In the early stage, many Parkinson's patients only showed bad smell and bowel movements, but they were able to take care of themselves. With the passage of time, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease will become more and more severe, and you will gradually lose the ability to live and take care of yourself.

Parkinson's patients are clear, their thinking is very clear, but their bodies are uncontrollable, sometimes they want to do it but can't move, and even go to the toilet at night and can't get up, which is very painful for the patients themselves, and some patients even suffer from depression because of this, and many people want to commit suicide;

2. Family influence: not only the pain of the person, but also the family is very painful, some middle and late stage Parkinson's patients, the family has to take care of them 24 hours a day, Parkinson's patients can't sleep at night, and the family members must accompany them all the time.

All aspects of a family's life are greatly affected.

To get Parkinson's is to go to a regular hospital** to improve the quality of life of patients to the greatest extent.