What are the manifestations of Parkinsonism?

Parkinsonism, its symptoms are mainly divided into four categories, there are the following:

Clause. 1. Slow movements, can't think fast, do any movements very slowly, for example, when he looks at you, the blinking movement is very slow or none, and the facial expression is very few, so it feels like this person is wearing a mask. Due to the high muscle tone, the writing becomes smaller and worse the more you write, and any movement is very slow to initiate, including turning over, getting up, dressing, and tying shoes, which are very slow.

Clause. Second, at the beginning of walking, the feet can't take a step, small steps go forward, walking and walking is a small step to rush forward, panicked and can't be contained, called panic gait.

Clause. 3. When encountering obstacles, the two feet cannot be pulled up as if they are stuck to the ground, which is also called frozen gait.

Clause. Fourth, when passive movement, it can be found that the patient's muscle tone is a lead tube-like or gear-like increase, and the patient can have a resting tremor at the distal end of the limb, which often begins at the distal end of one limb, such as the hand, into a pill-like action, between the straightened thumb and the flexed index finger, like a pill-like action, 4-6 times per second, this tremor may be reduced a little when moving, and disappear during sleep.

Clause. Fifth, the patient will also have posture disorders, there is a special posture, standing up is the head leaning forward, the torso is also rickets, the hands are also bent, the palm is straight, and the advanced patients will fall.

Parkinson's disease is generally manifested by stiff muscles, stiffness of the limbs and torso, bradykinesia, resting tremor, index finger and thumb, and its special posture! Drugs are the most important means of Parkinson's disease. Levodopa preparations remain the most effective agents.

Surgery is an effective complement to medications. , psychological** and good care can also improve symptoms to a certain extent. At present, the most advanced methods used are mainly to improve symptoms, but they cannot stop the progression of the disease.

Parkinsonism, also known as secondary parkinsonism, is a group of clinical manifestations caused by organic lesions of other organs. Its basic clinical manifestations are similar to those of primary Parkinson's disease, but on this basis, the manifestations of the primary disease are superimposed, mainly including the following aspects:

Clause. 1. Sluggish movement, manifested as increased muscle tone, stiffness of limbs and torso, slow and inflexible movements, inability to take a step when walking, two feet as if stuck to the ground, small broken steps, and difficulty in turning. The movement is more difficult at the beginning, not being able to take a step right away, getting up from the couch is also difficult, and there can be resting tremor.

Clause. 2. Cognitive dysfunction, manifested as memory loss, especially in the recent memory. Orientation is impaired, so is calculation, and the ability to arrange things rationally decreases.

Clause. 3. Non-motor symptoms, including mood swings, sleep disturbances, easy fatigue, dizziness, pain, etc.

Clause. 4. Symptoms of the primary disease, such as a series of related symptoms of cerebrovascular disease.

There is currently no very effective method for Parkinson's disease, and conventional anti-Parkinson's disease drugs are not effective, and symptomatic support is the mainstay.

What are the symptoms of fitness syndrome? Most of the patients with Parkinson's are not very flexible and trembling, especially powerful, and their heads are also light. Most of the patients with Parkinson's disease are patients with Parkinson's disease, who are not very flexible and trembling, and their heads are also light.

The main symptoms of Parkinson's disease are that the hands are shaking so badly that they can't hold things at all, they can't walk steadily, their feet are shaking badly, and their whole body is shaking.

Patients with Parkinson's syndrome are symptomatic by shaking their heads, which is mostly caused by uncontrolled shaking of the hands in the elderly.

The symptoms of people with Parkinson's syndrome start with severe hand shaking and cannot be controlled, and then they become dizzy and dizzy, and their steps begin to be messy and out of their control.

What are the symptoms of Parkinson's syndrome? His main thing is that his head is shaking and his hands are shaking. His legs trembled, his body trembled everywhere, so he was a type of Parkinson's. Be sure to pay attention to the company of loved ones.

What are the symptoms of Parkinson's disease? First of all, in the early stage of the premise, they will be more forgetful, or they will not be able to move things, and then in the middle stage, they will be trembling and unable to hold things. They won't be able to walk on their own, and in the later stage, they just don't know people, and even the closest people they will forget.

There are two main types of symptoms of Parkinson's disease, one is motor symptoms, our common motor symptoms are slow movement, which is mainly manifested as the elderly usually walk with their spouses It is normal, but in the past six months, they have slowly found that they can't keep up with their wives.

It can also be manifested as forbidden tremor, which is manifested as involuntary shaking of hands and feet when there is no activity, but he does not shake when he really wants to hold something, in addition, there is muscle rigidity, increased muscle tone, feeling that the hand is inflexible and stiff, and abnormal posture and gait are mainly motor symptoms.

The early symptoms are usually insomnia, decreased sleep quality, constipation, slow movements, involuntary shaking of the hands, especially in the case of tension, the hands will tremble more severely, the limbs will become stiff, and occasionally there will be tremors, and the early stage of the disease may be unilateral limbs and gradually spread to the limbs and the whole body, so once you find symptoms similar to Parkinson's disease, you should be in time**.

1.Parkinson's disease: presents with resting tremor, muscle rigidity, gait and posture disturbances, and bradykinesia.

2.Parkinson's superposition syndrome: In addition to the clinical features of Parkinson's disease, the clinical manifestations also include prominent pyramidal tract signs, cerebellar atrophy, cognitive impairment, etc.

3.Hereditary degenerative parkinsonism: the main manifestations are tremor, dystonia, ataxia, pyramidal signs, and mental retardation, and movement disorders have some features of Parkinson's disease.

Other symptoms. Non-motor symptoms such as depression, constipation, sleep disturbances, and cognitive impairment occur in the middle and late stages of the disease.

The symptoms of Parkinson's syndrome are very similar to those of Parkinson's disease, but they are different, with the main clinical manifestations being bradykinesia, muscle rigidity, postural gait abnormalities, autonomic dysfunction, and a few patients may also have tremor. Bradykinesia is characterized by slow movement, slow walking, slow doing other things, and difficulty performing some fine hand movements. Myotonia is mainly manifested by increased muscle tone, which is more common in lead tube-like muscle tone, and patients will feel stiff, heavy, difficult to move, and have obvious fatigue, and sometimes it will be misdiagnosed as cerebral infarction in the early stage.

Abnormal posture and gait are mainly manifested as leaning forward when walking, small stride distance, sometimes panicked gait, and the initiation of movements is more difficult, the amplitude of arm swing when walking is reduced, and the associated movements are reduced. Autonomic dysfunction is characterized by abnormal sweating and difficulty in defecating urine and bowel movements, and a small number of patients will also have abdominal pain, tremor is relatively rare, and it is also a resting tremor, and the end of the upper limbs is more common.

There are five main symptoms of parkinsonism:

1. Reduced movement, reduced spontaneous automatic movement of the patient, and reduced range of motion.

2. Tremor, the clinical manifestation of Parkinsonism is slow, rhythmic tremor, the typical tremor is mainly resting tremor, mainly involving the upper limbs, the hands tremble like a pill, and sometimes the lower limbs also tremble.

3. Slow movement, slow execution of voluntary movements, manifested as difficult movements, labor, slowness, and weakening of amplitude and speed when doing repetitive movements.

4. Rigidity, mainly muscle rigidity, resulting in stiffness of the muscles of the patient's neck, face and limbs, laboriousness, heaviness, and weakness during activity, sometimes the facial expression is stiff, and the blinking action is reduced, resulting in a mask face.

5. Other symptoms, mainly some autonomic dysfunction.

The clinical manifestations of Parkinson's disease are mainly bradykinesia, dystonia, resting tremor, postural disorders, etc. At the same time, because Parkinson's disease is caused by other diseases, Parkinson's disease-like lesions are similar. Therefore, it is also characterized by some symptoms of the primary disease, such as cerebrovascular disease, hemiplegia, hemiplegia, hemisensory impairment, etc.

Parkinson's disease is often caused by lesions caused by other diseases that destroy brain tissue. It mainly includes cerebrovascular diseases, ischemic-hypoxic encephalopathy, encephalitis, brain tumors, traumatic brain injuries, etc.

For patients with Parkinson's disease, it is necessary to maintain good sleep habits, exercise on time, maintain regular sleep, pay attention to keeping warm, and for patients with cerebrovascular diseases, hypertension, diabetes, and hyperlipidemia, we should pay attention to secondary prevention, and strictly control blood pressure, blood sugar, blood lipids, etc.

Traditional Chinese medicine **Parkinson's syndrome is generally carried out with Longyuan Quan Tremor Soup**. Longyuan Quan Tremor Decoction is a summary based on Dr. Lu's many years of clinical experience and various clinical manifestations of patients in the past. It is mainly to control symptoms, calm the liver and quench wind, dissolve stasis and dissolve the surface, so as to treat quenching wind, removing phlegm and removing stasis.

Make it run in the blood. The decoction nourishes and regulates motor symptoms such as resting tremor, stiffness, and slowness.

Tremor. Resting tremor is common and is most pronounced when the body part of the tremor is supported by gravity and no purposeful activity.

Decreased motor function.

Motor dysfunction is present in 80% of patients at onset, which is the most common sign and the leading cause of disability in patients with this disease.

Muscle stiffness. 75% to 90% of patients experience increased resistance when they passively move their joints, which is called muscle rigidity. Myotonia usually arises unilaterally and, if present, is often on the same side as the tremor.

Posture is unstable. Postural instability, a sense of imbalance and a tendency to fall due to impaired centrally mediated postural reflexes, carries a significant risk of injury and occurs in the later stages of the disease.

The main manifestations of Parkinson's disease can be divided into five major aspects, which are as follows:

1. Tremor is the most common manifestation, especially when the hand tremors, which appear when they are at rest, such as when the hands are relaxed on the table or on the legs, they begin to tremble;

2. Increased muscle tone, also known as muscle rigidity, normal activities are more flexible, and the limbs become stiff after increased muscle tone, and the movement is not flexible. There are also mask-like faces, and the writing becomes smaller and smaller the more you write, which is called lowercase sign;

3. Slow movement, exercise is not like normal people walking like flying, patients walk slowly, and hold things more slowly;

4. Abnormal posture and gait, walking slowly, sometimes walking small broken steps, walking faster and faster, also known as panic gait;

5. Non-motor symptoms, including anxiety, depression, dry stool, excessive greasy face, etc.