What are the main symptoms of Parkinson s?

The main symptoms of Parkinson's disease are hand tremors, stiffness, inability to walk, bradykinesia of the inability to walk, and even postural gait disorders. These symptoms mainly affect a person's motor function, so we call it the motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease. There is also a symptom that mainly causes us to feel, such as muscle pain, numbness of the hands, drooling, sweating easily, difficulty urinating or urinating too much, frequent urination and urgency, and even constipation, as well as some manifestations such as anxiety and depression.

Other symptoms of Parkinson's

1. Obstacles in posture and gait. In the past, I walked smoothly and fluently, but now I have no problem walking on flat roads, but when I walk on some small slopes or there are small stones on the road, it is especially easy to trip. Or when you start walking, you can't stop walking faster and faster, and your steps are very small, which is called Parkinson's disease.

There is also a kind of two feet that seem to be stuck to the ground and can't walk, can't lift the feet, especially when you have to cross the threshold, when crossing the bridge, this manifestation is more obvious, we call this kind of Parkinson's disease frozen gait.

2. Sluggishness. That is, when your facial expression movement is slow, it will produce a mask face, there is no expression, and the voice will become deeper, affecting our voice and other aspects. There is also writing is getting smaller and smaller, not as beautiful as before, when the hand walks, it often does not swing the arm, stops there or two elbows, only one hand swings the arm, the other hand does not swing the arm, and the foot walks in steps, and the walk is getting smaller and smaller, like not taking a step.

3. Stiffness, that is, some muscles are particularly hard and tight. Some people feel that their muscles are very tight when they get up in the morning, and after exercise, they are slightly looser, and even the muscles in the back are tight, which will cause muscle pain in a person's back and other manifestations, which is the muscle rigidity of Parkinson's disease.

1. Tremor: The tremor in the early stage of the disease is mild, and the patient may have a subconscious knee-rubbing action of the fingers, which will disappear after changing postures. Tremors in one hand may also occur, and when the condition worsens, cause tremors or shaking in one limb before progressing to the other.

This tremor is exacerbated when the patient is emotionally or nervous and disappears completely during sleep.

2. Stiffness: In the early stage, patients will have stiff muscles, loss of flexibility in limbs and body, inflexible movement, difficulty in lifting legs when walking, and some may not even be able to complete fine movements such as tying shoes; Others feel numb in their limbs, their writing is crooked, and the more they write, the smaller they get. Some facial expressions are stiff and drooling, which can lead to choking and coughing when eating and drinking.

3. Slowness: In the early stage, the patient's movements become much slower than before, or they cannot successfully complete the coherent movements such as holding chopsticks and holding a pen to write. Speech is reduced, and the voice is muffled and monotonous.

When walking, the body leans forward, and it is difficult to turn around, and it takes several small broken steps in a row to turn around. Patients with advanced stages cannot stand on their own after sitting down, cannot turn over on their own after being bedridden, and cannot take care of themselves in daily life.

The symptoms of Parkinson's disease mainly include the following aspects:

1. Motor symptoms: The most common manifestation is tremor, also known as pill-rubbing resting tremor, in which the patient's hands will appear involuntary shaking of pill-like tremors in a quiet state. There is also muscle rigidity, the patient's limbs are stiff, and he will not move his hands and arms.

Bradykinesia is manifested by a mask face, in which the facial expression is stiff as if wearing a mask, and there can also be signs of writing becoming smaller and smaller. When walking, the patient has abnormal posture and gait, showing a bent forward gait, and it is very difficult to start and small broken steps, and it is difficult to stop the pace;

2. Non-motor symptoms: including hyposmia, constipation, depression, anxiety, cognitive impairment, etc.

Parkinson's disease is the most common in middle-aged and elderly people. The prevalence is high in people over 65 years of age, increasing with age, slightly more in men than in women. The main clinical features of the disease are resting tremor, bradykinesis and decrease, increased muscle tone, and postural instability.

Deafness is a very big topic, not a problem that can be solved by simple words, because there are many diagnoses of deafness, both temporal diagnosis, such as acute and chronic, as well as the diagnosis of causes, such as congenital or acquired, drug or infectious, etc. Conductive deafness is a problem with the part of the sound conduction, which is more commonly caused by inflammation, tumor, obstruction or middle ear inflammation of the external auditory canal. This conductive deafness needs to be addressed, such as anti-inflammatory of the external auditory canal, if there is a blockage, the blockage is relieved, and if there is a tumor, it needs to be **tumor.

The same is true of the middle ear, there is inflammation to reduce inflammation, and there is tumor to solve the tumor. Depending on the course of the disease, acute short-term deafness, such as sudden deafness, can often be well relieved by oral or intravenous drugs. However, induced neural deafness, if it occurs for a long time, more than half a year, the general drug may have a very weak effect, and it is necessary to decide whether to wear hearing aids or vibrating sound bridges or cochlear implants according to the degree of deafness, so deafness needs to choose a good method suitable for patients after diagnosis by an otolaryngologist.

Parkinson's symptoms include slowness of movement, muscle rigidity, resting tremor, panicked gait, frozen gait, etc.

1. The clinical symptoms of Parkinson's disease include sluggishness, muscle rigidity, and the patient will feel that the limbs are very hard and the hands of the Tongzhi are not flexible;

2. Parkinson's patients will have resting tremor, that is, when the patient's hand is not moving, there will be obvious shaking, and the shaking will be reduced when reaching out for activities;

3. Some patients will have postural balance disorders and other manifestations, the patient will rush forward stupidly when walking, which is called panic gait, and the patient can't take a step when he first steps with wheels, and it will be relieved after walking away, which is called frozen gait;

4. Patients may have REM sleep behavior disorders, cognitive decline, constipation, insomnia and other symptoms.

Clinical features There are currently no accepted clinical diagnostic criteria for parkinsonism. The clinical diagnosis and characteristics showed that the patient had the manifestations of parkinsonism, and the patient had resting tremor, muscle rigidity and postural instability, which was mainly due to primary vision, vestibule, cerebellum and other factors. Patients with Parkinson's syndrome also often have cerebrovascular disease manifestations, and the patient's manifestations are often brain imaging manifestations, and stroke can also cause focal symptoms and signs.

Post-stroke patients often develop parkinsonism within 1 year after the onset of the disease, and the affected part of the stroke can cause increased motor output in the basal ganglia or decreased function of the thalamic cortical pathway, which can cause clinical manifestations such as oligosis and rigidity of the patient's lateral limbs. Occult and subcortical white matter damage can often cause gait disorders and cognitive dysfunction in both lower limbs.