What are the typical symptoms of Parkinson s

Parkinson's disease is one of the common diseases in people's lives, many people are very afraid of Parkinson's disease in life, because Parkinson's disease will have a great impact on human health and life, but this disease mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, so we should pay more attention to our physical condition in ordinary times, if we find that there are symptoms of Parkinson's disease, we must go to the hospital for examination and medical treatment in time.

Sluggish facial expression, nervous state when walking, upper limbs do not sway back and forth, and the patient's muscles are relatively stiff, etc., are normal symptoms of patients with Parkinson's disease, Parkinson's disease is often not obvious in the early stage, so we must pay more attention in life, especially the middle-aged and elderly friends who are more prone to this disease, once they have the above symptoms, they must go to the hospital as soon as possible to check and diagnose.

1. "Doctor, my hands are always shaking, my reaction is getting more and more sluggish, my movements are becoming slow, I don't like to talk, and my memory is getting worse and worse." "We often receive requests for help from patients in the clinic. Of course, in clinical practice, we have found that most patients with Parkinson's disease will experience these symptoms, such as tremors and involuntary shaking of limbs when the patient is at rest.

2. The patient's muscles will become stiff, sometimes the muscles will become stiff involuntarily, and the joints will also make a clicking sound when others assist in activities.

3. Usually, if we suffer from Parkinson's disease, the movement of the limbs will become slow, the hands will involuntarily stop swinging when walking, and the daily activities such as washing and dressing will become more and more clumsy, and the expression will be reduced in the later stage, and it is very difficult to swallow.

4. If the patient suffers from Parkinson's disease, sometimes there will be some obstacles in posture and gait, and the patient will have obvious symptoms of hunched over, bent hands, and unsteady walking, 5. When the Parkinson's patient is sick for a long time, the patient's mental state will also have some other symptoms such as depressed mood, anxiety, sleep disorders, cognitive impairment, etc.

Most people think that Parkinson's disease will cause great harm to the patient's health and living conditions, so there will be great resistance and fear of this disease, but according to medical statistics, the damage of Parkinson's disease to patients is also different from person to person, if through the correct **, their health and life will not be greatly affected, so if you have the above symptoms, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible to check and diagnose, according to the diagnosis of the correct **.

1.The most typical symptom of Parkinson's disease is resting tremor.

2.Resting tremor is often the first sign of Parkinson's disease, and the most typical symptom of resting tremor usually begins at the distal end of one upper limb, decreases or stops when it appears in the resting position or when obvious voluntary movements occur, worsens when nervous or agitated, and disappears after falling asleep.

The typical symptoms of Parkinson's mainly include resting tremor, muscle rigidity, bradykinesia, and postural disorders. Resting tremor is often the first symptom, usually starting distal to one upper limb, appearing or noticeable at rest, lessening or stopping with voluntary movements, exacerbating with tension, and disappearing after falling asleep. Typical ball-like movements of the thumb and forefinger can be seen.

Muscle rigidity mainly refers to the increase in resistance when the joint is passively moved, and the patient has a special flexion posture. Bradykinesia is mainly manifested as a decrease in voluntary movements, slow and clumsy movements, and in the early stage, it is manifested as fine finger movements, and the slowness of actions such as buttoning buttons and tying shoelaces gradually develops into a decrease in generalized voluntary movements. In the late stage, it is associated with increased muscle tone, which can lead to difficulty rolling over and getting up.

Postural disorders are mainly manifested as when walking, the patient's upper limb swing amplitude decreases or disappears, the lower limbs are dragged, and with the progress of the disease, the whole body will freeze and cannot move during walking, which is called freezing; Or it is a small broken step, which goes faster and faster and cannot stop, which is called a forward gait or panic gait. At the same time, Parkinson's patients may also experience non-motor symptoms such as depressed mood, anxiety, sleep disturbances, hunger, and cognitive impairment.

What are the main symptoms of Parkinson's in life:

1. Other symptoms: Parkinson's disease patients will also sweat a lot, have difficulty in defecation, have strong oil secretion on the face, have orthostatic hypotension, go to the toilet frequently, urinate unsmoothly, and even urinary incontinence, resulting in disharmony in sexual life, indifferent expression, and low mood.

2. Muscle stiffness. In the early stage, it usually starts with one limb, and the patient feels joint stiffness and muscle tightness. When the facial muscles are affected, a "mask face" with a dull expression will appear; A "triflex pose" that affects flexion of the trunk, limbs, and knees.

3. Slow action. In the early stage, the fine movements of the upper limbs of the patient become slow, such as tying shoelaces and buttoning, which are much slower than before, and may not even be able to complete them smoothly. Writing also gradually becomes difficult, and the handwriting is crooked, and the writing becomes smaller and smaller, which is called "lowercase syndrome".

It is difficult to start when walking, once you start walking, the body leans forward, the pace is small and walking faster and faster, and you can't stop in time, that is, "panic gait". During travel, the coordinated oscillation of the upper limb on the affected side decreases or even disappears; It is so difficult to turn around that it takes several small steps in a row.

4. Muscle stiffness. In the early stage, it usually starts with one limb, and the patient feels joint stiffness and muscle tightness. When the facial muscles are affected, a "mask face" with a dull expression will appear; A "triflex pose" that affects flexion of the trunk, limbs, and knees.

5. Unstable posture. Postural instability is manifested by a disorder in the patient's ability to subconsciously adjust the orientation of the body and limbs. Patients may have difficulty maintaining an upright position, bending over and touching their feet, swinging their arms while walking, and maintaining balance during a collision.

There are special postures, such as head forward flexion, elbow and knee flexion, etc., and it is easy to fall when turning.

6. Dysgraphy and gait disorder. Significant tremors can affect handwriting, and the font may become progressively smaller or scrawled illegible over several lines in a row. Gait disturbances include small broken gait, gait panic, forward gait, or unilateral lower extremity dragging.

Typical symptoms of Parkinson's:

1. Limb tremor.

If you find that your limbs are tremor, and this tremor is mostly aggravated when at rest and reduced when you move freely, then you should pay attention to the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, so you should pay more attention.

2. Sluggish activity.

Parkinson's disease may cause people to have signs of sluggish movement, such as inflexible hand movement or inability to listen to calls, slurred speech, clumsy and stiff expression, and difficulty turning over at night.

3. Walking Louis falls.

If you are prone to falls when you are walking, and you need help from others to get up upright after falling, and then you need to speed up your pace and it is not easy to stop, then it may be Parkinson's.

4. Sleep disorders.

If you find that you have a sleep disorder in addition to your daily tremors, you should be careful of the sleep disorder that may be caused by Parkinson's.

5. Poor bowel movements.

Poor bowel movements, strained bowel movements, and prolonged bowel movements may also be a manifestation of Parkinson's, especially if you have bowel problems in the absence of gastrointestinal discomfort, then Parkinson's is more likely.

6. Low mood.

In the later stage of Parkinson's disease, it may lead to symptoms of low mood, depression and anxiety, so if you find that you have this type of disease, you must seek medical attention in time.

7. Fatigue increases.

If you are feeling tired and exhausted, and this fatigue does not occur in an overexerted condition, then it may be a sign of Parkinson's.

Hand tremor is a typical symptom of Parkinson's, salivation, hand tremor, unsteady walking, and emotional uncontrollability, tremor paralysis and other symptoms are the main symptoms of Parkinson's, and the onset of Parkinson's disease is not a factor disease, but a combination of multiple factors, which is very harmful. Patients should be cautious.

1. Hand tremor: that is, resting tremor, which usually starts from one of the limbs in the early stage, and the upper limbs are more common, and the fingers, palms and upper arms are more prominent. Generally, the amplitude of 4-8 times per second is relatively small; A few people have a larger amplitude and tremor in their movements.

There is a knowledge point here called "rubbing a meatball", which is like rubbing a meatball all the time.

2. Limb stiffness: The patient's limbs and body usually become very stiff. There is another knowledge point here called "mask face", the patient's face is like wearing a mask, and sometimes the family will think that his expression is not natural.

3. Slow movement: In the early symptoms, slow movement is manifested as dyskinesia. To put it more specifically, the main thing is that the action is difficult to start and stop.

The simplest example of this is when you want to stand and walk around in a chair, you can't get up quickly, and when you want to walk, you can't take a step for a while, and you take a small step and rush forward, and it is difficult to stop. The knowledge point is here again, we call it "panic gait", walking seems to rush forward in a panic.

4. Writing becomes smaller: The knowledge point here is called "lowercase syndrome", which is a very special performance. Generally, the more you write, the smaller it gets, and when you find it yourself, you write a big word, and slowly you write smaller and smaller, and you can't control yourself.

If you find that when you or your family members write, you can't help but write smaller and smaller, you need to pay attention.