What is the danger of Parkinson s to life?

Parkinson's disease does not directly lead to life-threatening conditions, but Parkinson's disease can seriously affect our work and life. In the early stage, the main symptoms are also more ugly, in addition, there will be stiff movements, stiff movements will affect movements, brushing teeth, and even going to the toilet can not be completed, and some will have a frozen gait when walking, what is a frozen gait? It's like walking with both feet sucked by the ground, and you can't take a step.

In addition, it will affect swallowing, unable to eat, and unable to speak. There will also be some other mental symptoms, depression, anxiety, and even cognitive decline, so the impact on the human body in the later stage is still quite large.

Parkinson's disease is mainly harmful to the following aspects.

Cause a variety of complications Parkinson's patients will become bedridden with the aggravation of the disease until the late stage, so there will be a decline in the function of multiple organs, the ability to resist the disease will be reduced, and a variety of complications can occur and fever may occur. Among them, respiratory infections are the most common, and aspiration pneumonia and falling pneumonia can occur. Urinary tract infections can also become stubbornly frequent due to urinary and fecal disorders or indwelling urinary catheters.

Other harms Patients with Parkinson's disease can develop pressure sores due to poor conditioning, and local wound infection is also a common cause of fever, and even sepsis. Fever in advanced patients is often less effective and can even be life-threatening.

The harm of Parkinson's is very serious, and because the harm of Parkinson's disease in the early stage is not obvious, it is easy to be ignored by patients. However, through the above introduction, I hope that everyone can pay attention to the dangers of Parkinson's. When you find out that you have Parkinson's, you must take effective action in a timely manner.

If it is serious, it will endanger life, and it is recommended that you go well**Don't drag your body to reach out to the doctor.

Parkinson's disease is not a fatal disease.

Parkinson's disease itself is not a fatal disease and generally does not affect the patient's lifespan, but if the patient does not seek medical attention in time or refuses**, the disease can seriously affect the patient's quality of life and make it impossible to take care of himself. Such elderly patients often end up dying of serious complications, such as fractures, pneumonia, and urinary tract infections.

Parkinson's disease mainly affects the physical activity of patients, but most patients have normal thinking, intelligence and clear thinking; Alzheimer's patients may become increasingly forgetful, mentally deteriorate, and even have personality changes. However, some people with Parkinson's disease develop symptoms of Alzheimer's disease later in the course of the disease.

Parkinson's disease does not occur due to a single cause:

1. Aging.

2. Exposure to pesticides, insecticides and herbicides.

3. Traumatic brain injury.

4. Genetic factors.

Is Parkinson's disease a physical problem? The brain is the "general headquarters" of the human body, if there is a problem with the brain, even if our arms and legs are intact, we may not be able to move, the brain is composed of telencephalon, diencephalon and medulla oblongata, each part has its own role. In the substantia nigra in the midbrain, a substance called dopamine is secreted, which is used to coordinate and control limb movements.

In Parkinson's disease, most of the nerve cells in the substantia nigra die, resulting in a lack of dopamine, causing Parkinson's disease symptoms, namely tremor, stiffness, slow movement of the sedan chair, abnormal posture and gait, etc.

Parkinson's generally does not affect life by itself, but it can have an impact if it induces a more harmful disease.

Parkinson's does not affect a person's lifespan and is not fatal, but it can seriously affect the quality of life, especially in later stages.

For now, if not, then there will be a problem.

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 **.

Parkinson's disease is a senile neurodegenerative disease, the elderly are more common, as the patient ages, Parkinson's disease will be more and more harmful to life, because it is not a fatal disease, usually does not affect life, after active drugs, the early quality of life does not have much impact on all aspects, can return to normal society, in the later stage with the progress of the disease itself and the efficacy of the drug decreases, it will gradually affect life, resulting in a gradual increase in family burden, The family of Parkinson's disease will face an increasingly heavy human and economic burden, and the patient will gradually develop from occasionally needing someone to take care of the patient's basic life. Parkinson's patients unconsciously close themselves due to limb tremors, inconvenient movements, fear of colleagues or friends laughing, stay away from the familiar life and work circle, and stay at home all day long, so that the disease is progressing, the symptoms are aggravating, and the mood becomes very bad, and many patients have different degrees of depression and anxiety symptoms; The common harm of Parkinson's is the gradual loss of physical motor function, generally from the unilateral onset, and then gradually spread to the opposite limb, the effect of the drug is gradually reduced, more and more obvious, will affect swallowing, vocalization, difficulty turning over at night, insomnia, etc., severe patients will be bedridden in the late stage because of muscle contractures and joint rigidity.

Parkinson's disease not only affects the body's motor function, but also affects mood and intelligence, and causes a variety of complications.

1.Affect the body's motor function: Parkinson's disease can affect swallowing, vocalization, difficulty turning over at night, and cause insomnia. When it is difficult to move, it is easy to fall and even suffer from injuries such as fractures, and in severe cases, it is possible to stay in bed due to muscle contractures and joint rigidity in the late stage.

2.Affect mood and intelligence: Some patients will have psychiatric symptoms such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, or dementia; Most patients speak with a single tone.

1. Ambiguity, volume reduction, drooling, unresponsiveness, poor self-control, and even pessimism and misanthropy.

3.Cause complications: such as aspiration pneumonia, falling pneumonia, urinary tract infection, etc.

4.Other hazards: bedsores may occur if you stay in bed for a long time.

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.

The main harm of Parkinson's patients is that they move very slowly in the course of their daily activities, need help from others to go to the toilet and eat, and then carry out a resting tremor of their own, which will be better than that of the patient. Other psychological burdens.

Parkinson's disease is characterized by stiffness of the limbs and difficulty in moving, which can easily lead to falls while walking. Patients may perceive themselves as different from those around them, and gradually develop negative emotions such as anxiety and depression. As Parkinson's disease patients become more severe, the number of medications they take gradually increases, resulting in a heavy financial burden on the entire family.

Parkinson's patients are prone to on/off phenomena and dyskinesia after taking medopar for a long time, and some patients may even have psychiatric symptoms such as auditory hallucinations and hallucinations. Patients with advanced Parkinson's disease are unable to take care of themselves in daily life, and the secretion of sebaceous glands increases, often accompanied by intractable constipation and difficulty urinating.

Parkinson's disease is a common neurodegenerative disease, which is more common in the elderly, with an average age of onset of about 60 years old, and less common in young people under the age of 40. The harm of Parkinson's disease mainly has the following aspects: 1. Early impact on work

For example, professional managers or executives will affect their image, work quality and work status; 2. Affect normal life in the middle and late stages: if you want to travel or go for a walk, you are prone to falling, and those with serious conditions need wheelchair assistance and need to be taken care of by your family; 3. In the late stage, it is easy to be complicated with dysphagia, bedsores, and lung infections, such as falling pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, and even life-threatening.

Parkinson's disease will bring certain harm to patients, patients will first appear motor function, gradually lost, Parkinson's disease, generally from one side of the disease, and then gradually spread to the opposite side of the limb, Parkinson's patients due to limb tremor will have mobility inconvenience, so patients are easy to close themselves, will be away from the original familiar life. As the symptoms gradually worsen, the patient will manifest different degrees of depression and anxiety, and Parkinson's disease will also bring a heavy burden to the family's finances. Because Parkinson's disease is long-lasting, and the drugs used are relatively expensive, once the clinical symptoms of Parkinson's disease appear, it is necessary to go to the hospital as soon as possible.

The harms of Parkinson's syndrome are as follows: 1. Loss or weakening of motor function, resulting in long-term bed rest, resulting in deep vein thrombosis in the body. 2. Recurrent respiratory tract infections, decreased kidney function, and osteoporosis.

3. Cause the patient to be depressed, depressed, suicidal or irritable, and emotional. 4. Memory loss, spatial and facial cognitive impairment, silence or not speaking, not moving.

The harms of Parkinson's include: 1. Personal hazards: due to symptoms such as slow movements and hand tremors, patients have difficulty exercising, which causes certain harm to work and life; 2. Influence socialization:

In general, patients are depressed or anxious, unwilling to communicate with others, and affect social functioning; 3. Affect the family: Some patients in their forties and fifties suffer from Parkinson's disease, and lack of family economic support, which affects family life; 4. Safety hazards: some patients are prone to falls, resulting in accidental injuries such as fractures; 5. Economic pressure:

The high cost of Parkinson's disease, coupled with the loss of the patient's ability to work, causes a certain financial burden.

The main harms of Parkinson's disease are as follows:

1. The harm of Parkinson's disease is mainly autonomic nerve dysfunction: this is also a very obvious Parkinson's disease.

Symptom.. The cause of this common symptom in Parkinson's patients is damage to the dorsal nucleus of the vagus nerve. Patients often have intractable constipation, which is due to the slow movement of bowel movements, and barium swallow examination may show no tension in the large intestine or even the formation of megacolon.

2. The harm of Parkinson's disease mainly includes loss of smell: most patients with Parkinson's disease will have symptoms of loss 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.

3. The harm of Parkinson's disease mainly includes emotional and intellectual changes: this is also a common symptom of 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.

4. Slow movement: In the early stage, due to the rigidity of the upper arm muscles and finger muscles, the patient's upper limbs are often unable to do fine movements, such as untying shoelaces, buttoning and other actions become much slower than before, or cannot be completed smoothly at all. Writing also gradually becomes difficult, the handwriting is crooked, and the more you write, the smaller it gets, which is also a Parkinson's hazard.