Parkinson s syndrome Now the whole person has no energy?

Parkinson's disease is a common neurodegenerative disease, more common in the elderly, the average age of onset is about 60 years old, Parkinson's disease is less common in young people under the age of 40, there is no need to worry too much, it is not very clear at present, it may be related to genetic, psychological, environmental and other factors. Early symptoms of Parkinson's disease are not very noticeable. It is manifested as involuntary limb tremor at rest, muscle rigidity, bradykinesia, and postural balance disorders.

Young people have little chance of being cured of Parkinson's disease because primary Parkinson's disease is a degenerative disease of the nervous system that occurs in middle-aged and older people. After getting it, it is also a chronic, flaccid aggravation of the condition, which can **improve the symptoms, but not **.

Young people with Parkinsonism syndrome are mostly caused by congenital or acquired diseases, such as hereditary or familial Parkinson's disease, which can occur early. In addition, it can also be caused by symptoms similar to Parkinson's disease after organic damage to the brain, which can be caused by head trauma, severe encephalitis, etc. Therefore, young people with Parkinson's syndrome cannot be completely cured, but can only improve their symptoms.

Parkinson's disease is divided into primary and secondary. The effect of the primary drug is not very good after passing the drug**, and the secondary one is good as long as it is recovered through **.

As long as Parkinson's patients have not been operated on, there are many worlds except for winter. There is also hope for healing!

This opinion is limited to me! "Because for more than ten years, I haven't found anyone who has the most experience in the world than I have in heart disease**, research, and experience."

The main difference between Parkinson's syndrome and Parkinson's disease is that the former is a collective term for a group of clinical symptoms, while the latter is a disease. The clinical symptoms of Parkinson's syndrome are similar to those of Parkinson's disease, which are mainly manifested by resting tremor, muscle rigidity, delayed motor clearance, abnormal posture and gait, and autonomic dysfunction.

However, parkinsonism may be clearly identified, such as encephalitis or lentiviral infection, drug or toxin poisoning, multiple cerebral infarction, etc., or associated with genetic degeneration, such as Huntington's disease, Parkinson's syndrome due to Wilson's disease. There is also a category of diseases that are combined with other systems, such as progressive supranuclear palsy, multiple system atrophy, etc. Sometimes in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's disease, symptoms of Parkinson's disease, a primary neurodegenerative disease that is not related to other systems, can also appear.

Parkinson's disease is a disease of the central nervous system, which is mainly manifested by muscle stiffness, poor muscle tone, deterioration of mental status, cognitive decline and decreased exercise ability, which has little impact on young people, but will cause major problems to the elderly, middle-aged and elderly people. Parkin's sleepy mold syndrome is a chronic progressive slow-down disorder characterized by unexplained muscle stiffness and inability to move normally. In severe cases, symptoms such as limb coordination, difficulty speaking, memory loss, and difficulty walking may occur, and eventually Zhiqing may affect the patient's daily life.

Current research suggests that low levels of dopamine in the brain contribute to the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, but no one really knows why the nerve cells that produce dopamine are damaged and die, that is, the ** of Parkinson's disease is still unclear. In general, current research tends to favor a combination of factors such as aging, genetics, and environmental factors that contribute to Parkinson's disease.

First of all, aging is a cause. Parkinson's disease patients are mainly seen in middle-aged and elderly people over 50 years old, and the incidence tends to increase with age. Studies have also found that substances related to the onset of Parkinson's disease, such as dopaminergic neurons and striatal dopamine transmitters, have decreased or decreased year by year since the age of 30 with age.

Of course, this is not to say that Parkinson's disease basically occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, and has nothing to do with young people. Another major cause of Parkinson's disease is genetic. If someone in one family has Parkinson's disease, then others are at increased risk.

Even if you are a young person in your twenties, if you have a genetic gene in your family, you are likely to get sick at any time.

In addition to family inheritance, certain factors in the environment can also contribute to Parkinson's disease. There is a group of shipyard workers, in the 60s when they built submarines, workers did electric welding in submarines, and there were a large number of heavy metals manganese in the electric welding, and many people had symptoms of Parkinson's disease one after another. Through this incident, researchers found that the heavy metal manganese has a strong pathogen for Parkinson's disease.

In our lives, we are often exposed to some herbicides (paraquat, etc.), insecticides (containing rotenone), rodenticides, fumigants (used to remove mold or insect gases), or some heavy metal substances that are often exposed to in specific working environments, such as mercury, or chemical solvents such as trichloroethylene (generally used as cleaning agents for electronic parts in color televisions, refrigerators, automobiles, air conditioners, precision machinery and other industries), etc., these environmental substances may be related to the occurrence of Parkinson's disease. In addition, traumatic brain injury and carbon monoxide poisoning have also been linked to the development of Parkinson's disease symptoms.

At present, Parkinson's has no medicine that can be used to restore the state of a person close to a normal person with Longyuan Quan Tremor Soup.

On CT examination, Parkinson's patients may also see basal ganglia calcification in addition to generalized brain atrophy. Because different people have different parts of brain atrophy and different degrees of atrophy, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease are different.

Brain atrophy is a disease unique to humans. Reptiles, birds, and other mammals do not have brain atrophy. The reason for this is that the torsos of animals are horizontal and the torsos of humans are vertical.

At the level of the trunk, the head and the entire spine are at the same level as the heart, and because the blood system has the physical property of equal pressure at the same level, the arterial pressure of the head and the entire spine of the animals is close to or equal to the ejection blood pressure of the left ventricle, and similarly, the venous pressure is close to or equal to the blood pressure of the right atrium.

Because of this, the tissues and organs of the brain and trunk of the animals and the metabolism of cells are balanced, so that the animals have no brain atrophy and no Parkinson's. Man, however, is an erect animal. When a person is upright, the pressure in the arteries of the head decreases under the force of gravity.

The longer a person stays upright and the taller they are, the more ischemic the brain tissue becomes. Brain tissue ischemia, as people age, the ventricles will get bigger and bigger, and the brain tissue will get smaller and smaller. This is the theory of brain atrophy.

Normal people only sleep 8 hours a day. Parkinson's patients often sleep less than 8 hours. There is also a high pillow, which is the cause of less sleep and Parkinson's.

Sleep less and spend the rest of your time upright, exercising, and sedentary. Upright, athletic and sedentary, with the head again at the highest position. As a result, the longer a person spends upright, exercising, and sitting for a long time, the more cerebral tissue becomes ischemia.

Sleep is the process of recuperating energy, repairing damaged tissues, and restoring physical strength and energy. It is also the time when the blood supply to the brain tissue is sufficient. It is precisely because of the short sleep time of Parkinson's patients that the brain atrophy cannot be repaired, and Parkinson's will be on the body.

Parkinson's patients exercise every day under the clamor of "life lies in sports", even if they are riddled with diseases, they insist on exercising. This makes Parkinson's heavier and heavier, and the cause of worse and worse is getting worse.

1.Avoid or reduce exposure to substances harmful to the human nervous system, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, manganese, mercury, etc.; Workers engaged in relevant industries should take better self-protection measures, such as wearing professional face shields and full-body isolation gowns, so as to reduce the inhalation of harmful substances.

2.Middle-aged and elderly people should strengthen physical exercise, especially aerobic exercise, such as walking, brisk walking, jogging, tai chi, health exercises, etc., to delay brain aging; Frequent finger activities, such as typing with a computer, finger spinning walnuts, painting, writing with a brush, carving handicrafts, etc., can promote the activity of brain cells, thereby delaying the aging of cranial nerve tissue; Cultivate a wide range of hobbies, such as reading books, learning English, playing chess, etc. every day. These exercises put the brain in a state of excitement, which in turn delays the aging of cranial nerve tissue, which can prevent Parkinson's.

3.Prevent cerebral arteriosclerosis, actively ** hypertension, diabetes and hyperlipidemia, such as eating less high-fat food, drinking less alcohol, eating more vegetables and fruits, etc., can prevent Parkinson's.

4.Other measures: Middle-aged and elderly people should avoid or reduce the use of drugs that can induce tremor, such as reserpine, chlorpromazine, etc. If you have to take medication, you should take it strictly under the guidance of a doctor; Moderate consumption of coffee may also reduce the incidence of tremor.

Because this is a degenerative disease of the elderly, it has something to do with age, and it has a lot to do with genetic inheritance

The exact circumstances leading to this pathological change are still unclear, but genetic factors, environmental factors, aging, and oxidative stress may all be involved in the degeneration and death of dopaminergic neurons in PD.

There are many factors related to Parkinson's disease, such as family genetics, environmental factors, and aging of the nervous system.

Parkinson's disease** is complex, and there may be some factors that cause it:

1. Age: Most patients develop the disease between 50 and 60 years old, and with the increase of age, the function of nerve cells weakens and the secretion of dopamine decreases, resulting in an increase in incidence;

2. Heredity: 5%-10% of patients have genetic factors, and the probability of suffering from Parkinson's will also increase;

3. Environment: Causes include climate deterioration, haze weather, food pesticide residues, etc.;

4. Lifestyle: high pressure, fast pace, lack of sleep, nervousness, anxiety, etc.

Kinson disease, also known as parkinsonism, is a degenerative degeneration of certain neuronal cells in the central nervous system of middle-aged and elderly people, manifested as limb tremor, rigidity, and slow movement. Some patients also present with drooling, limb pain, dysphagia and dementia.

Parkinson's disease, also known as parkinson's paralysis, is a common neurological disorder in older adults. At present, it is believed that the disease is due to the lack of a dopamine substance in the basal ganglia of the brain, and after the dopamine is reduced, the acetylcholine, another neuromediator that fights against it, is relatively increased, and the function is too strong, which causes the muscles of the limbs to contract and relax the joints are not coordinated, the hands and feet are inflexible, and the movements are uncoordinated. Traditional Chinese medicine has a unique feature in the disease, and Kampo anti-tremor decoction has brought new hope to thousands of Parkinson's.

: The causes of Parkinson's disease are:1Poisoning: For example, carbon monoxide poisoning is more common in northern gas poisoning. Patients often have an acute history of poisoning, followed by signs of diffuse brain damage, including generalized rigidity and mild tremor.

2.Infection: Encephalitis can be followed by this syndrome, such as A encephalitis, which usually has an incubation period of several years after recovery, and gradually develops severe and persistent PD syndrome. Other encephalitis usually present in the acute phase, but most symptoms are mild and short-lived.

3.Medications: Taking antipsychotic drugs such as phenothiazines and butyryls can produce symptoms similar to those of Parkinson's disease, which disappear completely when the drug is stopped. The effect of Long Yuan Extinguishing Soup is still good.

Parkinson's also has genetic factors, many people are found in middle and old age, the lack of dopamine secretion in the brain causes physical dyskinesia disorders, Kampo antifibrillation can fundamentally control and improve the condition.

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Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disease, that is, the death of unknown causes, the death of dopamine members in the brain, his manifestations are pathologically mainly due to the death of dopaminergic members, resulting in a decrease in the dopamine content of brain power, while the amount of acetylcholine is relatively normal under normal circumstances, dopamine and acetylcholine are a pair of opposite effects of a nervous system, maintaining a dynamic balance. If there is a decrease in dopamine, the function that was previously mentioned will be relatively hyperactive, which will cause motor symptoms, as well as many non-motor symptoms. From the perspective of clinical bed manifestations, Parkinson's disease mainly manifests two symptoms: motor symptoms and non-motor symptoms, and motor symptoms are stationary tremor movements, brady, and knowledge impairment.

Non-motor symptoms are also divided into many kinds of sleep disorders, sensory disorders, psychiatric symptoms, etc., and Parkinson's disease is a disease with very complex clinical manifestations.

Parkinson's disease, also known as tremor**, is a common degenerative disease of the nervous system in old age, with characteristic motor symptoms, including resting tremor, bradykinesia, muscle rigidity, and postural balance disorders. It may also be accompanied by non-motor symptoms, including constipation, olfactory disturbances, sleep disturbances, autonomic dysfunction, and psychiatric and cognitive impairments. Parkinson's disease is based on genetic factors, and it is currently thought that 10% of patients have a family history, and the vast majority of patients are sporadic; There is also nervous system aging, with age, dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra begin to show degeneration, but not all of them lead to Parkinson's, aging is an important risk factor for the occurrence of Parkinson's disease; Multifactorial interaction, except for a small number of patients with familial Parkinson's disease caused by gene mutations, genetic susceptibility can increase the probability of disease, but not necessarily the disease. The disease will be caused by a combination of environmental factors, aging of the nervous system and other factors.