What are the symptoms of Parkinson s disease in the elderly, early symptoms of Parkinson s disease i

Hello, the 60-year-old Parkinson's popular law population, but as long as the prevention is good, there is no problem, the common symptoms of Parkinson's patients are as follows: 1. Muscle stiffness: The limbs and body of Parkinson's patients usually lose their softness and become very stiff.

The early stages of the lesion usually begin in one limb. At the beginning, I feel that the movement of a limb is inflexible and stiff, and gradually worsens, and it is difficult to move slowly, and even to do some daily life movements. If you pick up a patient's arm or leg and help him move his joints, you will noticeably feel that his limbs are stiff and that it is difficult to move his joints, as if he is folding a lead pipe back and forth.

If there is tremor in the affected limb at the same time, there is an intermittent pause, like the sensation when two biting gears are turning. If it is diagnosed as Parkinson's, it is recommended to take the elderly to do ** training, usually look at ****, or go to ** hospital for examination, Hunan Armed Police ** Center has many old people doing training there every day.

There are many years of heart failure, in fact, it is also a heart disease for many years, because of years of maintenance or control, due to long-term insufficient blood supply, cerebral blood vessels will appear due to ischemia and hypoxia, brain atrophy, and then the symptoms formed! What is Parkinson's called. In fact, Parkinson's himself is a person who doesn't know how to mess with oil!

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Symptoms of advanced heart disease include myocardial infarction and thrombosis and cerebral hemorrhage. It is also caused by years of heart disease that is maintained or controlled.

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The prominent symptoms of Parkinson's disease are mainly manifested as, first.

1. Movement disorders, which include the inability to exercise, the reduction of movement and the slowness of movement. The main manifestation of the patient is that it is very difficult to start when exercising voluntarily, and the movement is reduced when doing automatic exercise, and the amplitude of auspiciousness and leakage is also reduced; The execution of voluntary movements is very slow, and the patient's movements are very sluggish, and the voluntary movements are reduced, especially when the movement is difficult and strained at the beginning of the activity. For example, when you want to get up from a chair, you have to try several times to stand up, and if you do a heavy inspection and repetition movement, the amplitude and speed of the movement will decrease, and when the patient is asked to write, the words will become smaller and smaller, which is called lowercase syndrome.

Other patients have difficulty speaking, their voices become smaller, their vocal range narrows, and sometimes they cannot be understood. Other patients also have difficulty swallowing, and sometimes choking on water pressure, which is a sign of dyskinesia. Clause.

Second, the prominent manifestation is tremor, which is mainly manifested in slow rhythmic tremor, which generally starts from one finger on one side and gradually affects the entire upper limbs and lower limbs, and some people also have tremors of the jaw, lips and head. The typical manifestation of tremor is called resting tremor, that is, the patient has involuntary tremor at rest, and the tremor can disappear when sleeping, and its frequency is mainly about 4-6 times per second, and the amplitude is uncertain; If you are nervous, the tremor will worsen. Clause.

3. Other manifestations, such as muscle stiffness, resulting in stiffness of the limbs, neck, and facial muscles, and the extremities, heaviness, and weakness when the limbs move, and such patients are often easily fatigued. There can also be stiffness of facial expressions and a decrease in blinking movements, resulting in a kind of mask face, as if wearing a mask, and sometimes a wry smile. There is also posture, which is called forward bending, that is, the patient bends forward, and the neck or turns is very slow when walking.

In addition, when walking, the coordinated swing of the upper limbs disappears, that is, the upper limbs do not swing or the amplitude of the swing is reduced. The patient's state of bending the knees, the swing is reduced, and the steps cannot be taken away, which is called panic gait. In addition to motor symptoms, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease in the elderly also include non-motor symptoms.

Non-motor symptoms are mainly manifested by sleep disturbances, that is, patients will shout and sometimes punch and kick while sleeping, and even fall into bed. The other is constipation, which is difficult to solve whether it is diet regulation or eating laxative things. In other cases, there are mood swings, numbness of the limbs, etc., and there is a decrease in the sense of smell.

An early symptom of Parkinson's disease in older adults may be slowed movements. Elderly friends often complain of fatigue, weakness, and inability to take steps in both lower limbs. In fact, the most important thing is that the muscle tone is high, which makes it impossible to move, not weak.

Many elderly people say that they feel like they are tied with ropes, or as if they are wearing heavy armor, and their movements are particularly slow. A small percentage of patients also have resting tremor, often on the distal end of one limb, such as the hand. It is a typical pill-rubbing motion wheel pattern, with a ball-rubbing motion between the straight thumb and the bent index finger, 4-6 times per second, which is the earliest symptom.

The above is about motor symptoms, and people with Parkinson's disease may have non-motor symptoms about 10-20 years before they appear. Non-motor symptoms such as constipation, loss of smell, REM sleep disturbances, and some people experience anxiety and depression. If all of the above symptoms are present in a person, it is a sign that the person may develop Parkinson's disease in the future.

What are the causes of Parkinson's disease?

1. Infection.

Parkinson's disease is a common sequelae of old age, often secondary to encephalitis A. Alpha encephalitis** is followed by a multi-year incubation period, followed by the gradual development of severe and persistent Parkinson's disease.

2. Poisoning. The most common is carbon monoxide poisoning, and most patients with Parkinson's disease have an acute history of poisoning, followed by the gradual onset of diffuse symptoms of brain damage, including mild tremor and generalized rigidity.

3. Cerebral arteriosclerosis.

The presence of cerebral arteriosclerosis leads to lacunar cerebral infarction of the brainstem and basal ganglia, which affects the substantia nigra dopamine-striatum pathway, and such patients develop tendon hyperreflexia and pseudobulbar palsy, often with significant dementia.

4. Medications. Some medications in your life can cause symptoms similar to Parkinson's disease, such as antipsychotic and anti-epileptic medications, which may disappear completely when the medication is stopped.

Symptoms of Parkinson's disease in old age.

1. Slow movement: Elderly Parkinson's patients have different movements from normal people and can be easily diagnosed. Voluntary movements are performed slowly.

Patients have bradykinesia and decreased voluntary movements, especially when they begin to move, with difficulty, labor, and slowness. As you do the repetitive movements, the amplitude and speed gradually decrease. Slow movement, slow movements, uncoordinated movements, difficulty in fine movements, such as tying shoelaces, buttoning buttons, and in severe cases, difficulty moving.

Abnormal posture, head stretched forward, torso leaning forward, knees bent, difficulty starting, walking faster and faster after starting, some people dragging their legs to walk.

2. Muscle stiffness and writing are getting smaller and smaller: In addition to the performance of action, the patient's muscles will also be abnormal. As a result, the muscles of the limbs, neck, and face become stiff, and the limbs are laborious, heavy and weak, and the facial expression may be stiff and the blinking action may be reduced, resulting in a "mask face", the body bends forward, and the walking, neck and turning movements are particularly slow and difficult.

In some patients, the characters become smaller and smaller when they write, which is called "lowercase syndrome". Some experience speech difficulties, with a smaller voice and a narrower vocal range. Difficulty swallowing, choking when eating or drinking.

Some people get up without moving, lasting a few seconds to tens of minutes, which is called a "freezing episode".

3. Hyposmia: Most patients with elderly Parkinson's disease will have symptoms of hyposmia or lack of smell after the disease. Odor resolution test scores show that 90% of patients have scores below the normal range for distinguishing different odors, and 75% of patients have decreased sensitivity to acute thresholds.

These defects appear early and do not appear to be related to the duration of the disease.

4. Mood and intellectual changes: This is also a common symptom of elderly Parkinson's, and some patients will have mental symptoms after the disease, which is manifested 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.

Most of the elderly with Parkinson's disease will fall in the later stage, some patients are easy to fall down with a little push, at this time the elderly must pay attention to it, the above for you to introduce some symptoms of Parkinson's disease, I hope to attract the attention of the elderly.