Why are young people getting Parkinson s more and more?

Young people will also suffer from Parkinson's disease, but it should be noted that if young people suffer from Parkinson's disease, it must be noted that it may be caused by genetic mutations, and patients may have some family history, so it is recommended to improve the monitoring of Parkinson's disease-related genes; In addition, young people should pay attention to some other reasons for the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, such as Wilson's disease is also a hereditary disease, which will cause copper disorders in the body, causing extrapyramidal damage and Parkinson's disease-like manifestations such as tremor, bradykinesia, and muscle rigidity.

With the current harvest, the pressure is very great, and it is really not imaginable by the outside world, so the body is not good.

Nowadays, people's lives are becoming more and more stressful, resulting in a particularly high suddenness of various diseases. Not only Parkinson's, but also other diseases are on the rise. The main reason for this is that the current diet and work are too stressful.

Parkinson's disease is common in older people, usually around the age of 50 to 60, and can lead to a higher incidence with age. However, with the increasing pressure of life and the acceleration of the pace of life, coupled with food safety problems and environmental pollution problems, more and more young people are suffering from Parkinson's disease. Nowadays, it is not difficult to find many patients with Parkinson's disease in their 40s with a history of more than 10 years in outpatient clinics and wards.

This indicates that these patients developed Parkinson's disease in their twenties and thirties. It may also be because someone in the family has Parkinson's disease, and the genetics are caused by the fact that many young people like to drink alcohol nowadays, and genetics and a lot of alcohol can easily cause severe Parkinson's disease.

1. Genetic predisposition: The causes of young Parkinson's disease are related to aging and environmental toxins, but not all older people or people who are exposed to the same environment. Although there is also a familial agglomeration of patients with Parkinson's disease, no clear pathogenic gene has been found in sporadic patients with Parkinson's disease.

2. The biggest cause of Parkinson's disease in young people is genetic factors. Studies have found that Parkinson's disease clusters in some families, and about 10 percent of patients with Parkinson's disease have a family history. Although mutations in this gene have been found to be only a very small number of hereditary adolescent Parkinson's**.

But in fact, this field has quickly become a hot topic in Parkinson's disease research, and this kind of in-depth research has greatly deepened people's understanding of the occurrence of Parkinson's disease.

3. The causes of young Parkinson's disease also include familial heritability: medical scientists have found in long-term practice that Parkinson's disease seems to have a tendency to gather in families, and the incidence of Parkinson's disease patients in their relatives is higher than that of the normal population.

4. Environmental factors: Epidemiological findings have found that there are regional differences in the prevalence of Parkinson's disease, so people suspect that there may be some toxic substances in the environment that damage the neurons of the brain, which is also Parkinson's.

First of all, in everyone's consciousness, Parkinson's disease is only a disease exclusive to the elderly, so young people or parents will think that Parkinson's disease has nothing to do with themselves or their children, and they usually do not pay attention to Parkinson's symptoms in time, and they will be caught off guard once they get started.

Secondly, today's young people do not develop healthy habits of life and rest, stay up late for a long time and frequently, have bad habits of smoking and drinking, often eat high-fat, high-salt and other heavy foods, always sedentary and do not adhere to the habit of participating in physical exercise, coupled with high mental pressure or excessive use of the brain, often damage brain health and cause Parkinson's symptoms.

Finally, environmental and genetic factors are also a major cause of Parkinson's disease, and the current incidence of juvenile Parkinson's disease accounts for about 5% to 10% of the total number of people with Parkinson's disease.

Young people will also suffer from Parkinson's disease, but it should be noted that if young people suffer from Parkinson's disease, it must be noted that it may be caused by genetic mutations, and patients may have some family history, so it is recommended to improve the monitoring of Parkinson's disease-related genes;

Parkinson's patients are generally older than 50 years old. However, now more and more young people are suffering from Parkinson's. So, what exactly is the reason for this? Let's listen to a series of scientific explanations given by experts.

Parkinson's is caused by the aging of a part of the brain. China's aging population is serious, and the number of people suffering from this disease is also relatively large. In outpatient clinics, there are more and more middle-aged and elderly people in their 40s, and it is not uncommon for people around 30 years old to visit the clinic.

How is Parkinson's caused? Some patient surveys have found that most of these patients have poor sleep for a period of time, and some patients are inexplicably depressed and in a bad mood. These can be precursors to Parkinson's disease, and understanding these problems may also lead to the cause of brain lesions.

What is known is that genetics is a predisposing factor for Parkinson's disease. In people with a family history, there is usually more than one person with the disease, mainly because of neuromodulatory disorders caused by dopamine deficiency in the brain.

Traumatic brain injury is also one of the triggers for Parkinson's disease. Boxing champion Ali's illness may have been caused by a traumatic brain injury at a young age.

In addition to genetic and traumatic brain injuries, the living environment is also an important trigger. In particular, pesticides and insecticides are one of the important predisposing factors. In addition, carbon monoxide poisoning can also cause Parkinson's disease, and northerners are accustomed to coal heating, and the number of people who get sick is relatively high.

The above content is an explanation of the reasons why young people suffer from Parkinson's, I hope to help all patients and friends, and I also remind you that once you find similar symptoms, you must not be careless, and you must go to a regular hospital for timely treatment, so as not to delay the condition.

The main reasons why young people suffer from Parkinson's disease are as follows: first of all, overwork, young people do not pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and overwork can easily lead to Parkinson's disease. Although the incidence is low, after the occurrence, it is very harmful to the body of young people, and it is necessary to use drugs as soon as possible**, and to carry out appropriate exercise.

The second is bad habits, young people suffering from Parkinson's disease may have developed bad habits in normal times, such as often leaving the air conditioner on all night when sleeping at night, or blowing at the fan. In the long run, it may lead to neurological diseases, which can lead to Parkinson's disease.

The incidence of Parkinson's disease is concentrated after the age of 60, so can young people get Parkinson's disease?

The answer is yes, and the incidence of Parkinson's disease is as high as 5% to 10% of the population. The youngest person with Parkinson's disease found to be only 12 years old. Back in the early 90s, scientists discovered that early-onset Parkinson's (EOPD) appeared in two age groups.

One is adolescent patients younger than 20 years old, which we call juvenile Parkinson's disease (JP); The other is adolescent patients between the ages of 21 and 40, which we call Minor Parkinson's (YOPD).

Given the young age of onset, scientists initially wondered whether these two groups of patients belonged to the Parkinson's disease group. Subsequently, long-term clinical observation confirmed that this type of early-onset parkinson's disease, concentrated in young people, has almost all the characteristics of senile parkinson's disease. 100% of patients with YOPD and 85% of patients with JP have the characteristics of tremor, as well as cognitive impairment and parasympathetic nervous system dysfunction, and the probability of family history of patients with YOPD and JP and senile Parkinson's disease is similar.

At the same time, the response rates of patients with YOPD and JP to the Parkinson's disease** drug levodopa were as high as 72% and 100%, respectively. However, because of long-term cognitive biases, it is generally believed that Parkinson's disease only occurs in the elderly group, and the early symptoms of young patients are ignored, thus affecting the effective timing of the disease.

Although young people are also at risk of developing Parkinson's disease, there are ways to prevent it early. Studies have shown that exercise can help reduce the risk of getting sick.

The high-risk group for Parkinson's disease is generally between the ages of 40 and 70, and the incidence increases after the age of 60. If young people do not pay attention to their usual rest or maintenance of their bodies, they will also get Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's disease is a common neurodegenerative disease that occurs in middle age and above.

There are also familial and juvenile Parsons disease in genetic analysis. It is slightly more common in men than in women, and it accounts for about 70% to 80% of all cases. A small number of cases also develop during childhood and adolescence.

Most patients with Parkinson's disease are more common in older people, while younger people with Parkinson's disease are less common. Of course, there are also reports in the society that young women may have Parkinson's disease, so Parkinson's disease may be related to familial factors or some sporadic factors. As a result, some young patients may present with clinical manifestations of Parkinson's disease.

Of course, most young people suffer from Parkinson's syndrome, so it may have a series of secondary factors, such as some patients have gas poisoning when they were young, or young patients have cerebrovascular diseases, the incidence of cerebral infarction is getting higher and higher, causing cerebrovascular sequelae symptoms, causing Parkinsonism syndrome, so there are more and more young patients with Parkinson's syndrome. What should young patients do when they encounter Parkinsonism**:

1. Drug**, drug**Parkinson's method does not **Parkinson's, so there is no fundamental **Parkinson's disease. Regardless of the choice of drug, it should be started with a small dose** until the optimal effect is produced or the side effect dose occurs, and abrupt discontinuation of the drug is also wrong, which can easily cause malignant syndrome of myotonia or neuroleptic agents.

2. Antidepressants can be used for depression, and antipsychotic drugs with few extrapyramidal side effects, such as risperidone, can be used if there are psychotic symptoms. Of course, surgical methods can also be used, generally speaking, early Parkinson's patients should be 1 to take drugs**, a variety of drugs may appear switch fluctuations, ADHD and"Powder powder"Worsening effect, the condition will become more difficult to control, at this time surgery should be considered**, in addition, Parkinson's ** method can also take the method of integrated Chinese and Western medicine.

The reason why young people nowadays suffer from Parkinson's disease is likely to be due to their usual bad habits, such as staying up late and eating heavily. The oxygen free radicals produced accumulate more and more in the body, and too much oxygen free radicals can lead to neurodegeneration.

Young people are not Parkinson's. It is the sequelae of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, which is not quite the same as Parkinson's.

Because the pressure of young people nowadays is too great, and the factors such as diet, staying up late and the environment are all related to personal physique.

The increasing number of young people getting Parkinson's is mostly caused by factors such as the environment, food, and life pressure. This is rare. Young people suffering from Parkinson's disease should go to a regular hospital for examination in time, and actively carry out it through targeted repair, so that the necrotic substantia nigra cells of the brain can be repaired, promote the secretion of dopamine transmitters, and also help replenish brain cells to help patients improve the symptoms of tremor, muscle rigidity and abnormal movements.

Patients should also relax their minds, do not be overly nervous, worry about their bodies, pay attention to a balanced diet, and actively exercise under the guidance of doctors to improve their condition.