What are the symptoms of Parkinson s syndrome?

Parkinson's disease is insidious, with subtle early symptoms and individual differences, with typical manifestations of Parkinson's disease including motor and non-motor symptoms.

Motor symptoms can be summarized as "shaking, stiffness, slowness": shaking is "resting tremor", which refers to the involuntary shaking of the hands, arms, calves, face and jaw, and in layman's terms, it is hand trembling, foot trembling, mouth trembling, this kind of shaking is obvious when it is still, aggravated when nervous, and reduced when it is active. Stiffness, or "muscle stiffness", refers to the muscles becoming tight and feeling stiff, heavy, and inflexible during movement.

Facial muscle movement is reduced, blinking is reduced, and the expression is dull, as if wearing a mask, which is medically called a "mask face". Slowness is "slow movement", which slows down actions such as dressing, brushing teeth, and washing the face in daily life, making it difficult to write, and the handwriting is crooked, and the more you write, the smaller it becomes, which is medically called "lowercase syndrome". It is difficult to start when walking, once you take a step, the body leans forward, the center of gravity moves forward, the pace is small and the pace is getting faster and faster, and you can't stop in time, that is, "panic gait".

Non-motor symptoms mainly include olfactory disturbances, sleep disturbances, psychiatric disorders, cognitive decline, sensory disturbances, and gastrointestinal dysfunction. Non-motor symptoms can appear decades before the onset of motor symptoms and exist throughout the course of the disease, such as loss of smell, constipation, yelling or dancing in sleep, falling into bed, etc., which can seriously affect the patient's quality of life.

Parkinsonism refers to the symptoms similar to Parkinson's disease such as resting tremor, bradykinesia, and muscle rigidity caused by some **, and the common causes of Parkinsonism include cerebrovascular disease, degeneration, infection, poisoning, drugs, etc. Some factors that cause parkinsonism are reversible, such as an overdose of antipsychotics, antidepressants, or long-term use, which can cause parkinsonism, and the symptoms will gradually disappear after stopping the drug. However, most of the Parkinson's syndrome, such as cerebrovascular disease, degeneration, infection, poisoning, etc., are irreversible and extremely difficult.

Unlike Parkinson's disease, levodopa does not respond well to Parkinsonism. Sometimes primary parkinsonism and parkinsonism can be difficult to distinguish between and can be distinguished by careful history.

One of Parkinson's symptoms: tremors.

Tremor is a precursor symptom of Parkinson's disease and the first symptom of Parkinson's disease.

In layman's terms, a certain part of the body of a Parkinson's patient will tremble, and this trembling is especially obvious when the Parkinson's patient's body is at rest, and this trembling will be more intense when the Parkinson's patient is nervous.

However, this tremor does not last forever, and it will decrease or disappear when the Parkinson's patient is engaged in physical activity, and the trembling will stop after resting at night.

Parkinson's symptom 2: slow movements.

Laziness, weakness and sluggishness are different, many people have a feeling of laziness after sitting for a long time in the early stage of Parkinson's disease, and most people often understand this feeling as a feeling of weakness, but in fact, this situation is not a sense of powerlessness, but a real sluggish behavior.

The symptom that occurs with this condition is muscle tone.

Elevated, once these two symptoms appear, then it is almost certain that you have Parkinson's, because there are almost no diseases that have both symptoms, so if the elderly in the family have this condition, we need to pay attention to it.

Parkinson's symptom 3: abnormal gait.

One of the more iconic symptoms of Parkinson's is the abnormal gait, which is manifested by a sudden fall or unstable center of gravity when people with Parkinson's disease are walking.

This symptom of unstable center of gravity is a pre-Parkinsonian symptom.

By the time Parkinson's was more severe, it wasn't just that.

In the middle of Parkinson's disease, people will suddenly have a stagnation of their feet when they walk, that is, you walk and suddenly your feet can't move.

Parkinson's disease itself is a chronic neurodegenerative disease that worsens symptoms over time. Therefore, Parkinson's disease itself is difficult to treat. In ancient times, "Criteria for Treatment, Miscellaneous Diseases, and Tremor" said:

trembling, shaking also; Vibrate, move also. The tendons and veins can't be restrained and can't be held, and the wind is also like it. There are also those who move their heads but their hands and feet do not move, and those whose hands and feet move but their heads do not move, all of which are too woody and fire.

The clinical features of the disease are noted. Lu Shunyi believes that Parkinson's belongs to the category of "fibrillation syndrome" in traditional Chinese medicine, which mainly affects the liver and kidneys, resulting in liver and kidney deficiency, endogenous phlegm and stasis, and blockage of the brain is the basis for the pathogenesis, resulting in internal movement of liver wind. It is believed that the occurrence of this disease is an imbalance between movement and static, resulting in the inability to maintain the balance relationship between movement and static, and mutual restraint, so the limbs are shaking.

Based on the summary of the essence of traditional Chinese medicine in the past 40 years of Lu Lao, the above Qingshu soup is based on the four diagnoses, and for Parkinson's, it is necessary to explore the pathogenesis, disease nature, disease location, and the changes in the five internal organs, meridians and joints, qi, blood and fluid in the human body. On the basis of many years of clinical experience and a large number of patients' best examples, it is used to flatten the liver and moisten the knots, extinguish the wind and clear the channels, and use it to treat the symptoms of Parkinson's tremor, and in the process of phased treatment, the fine robe of the brain is promoted, and the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment is used to obtain the first lesion, summarize the syndrome type, and carry out targeted response, so that the human body can achieve the harmony of yin and yang!

For Parkinson's disease, the above clear soup is gradually built on the basis of a holistic view. Starting from the overall concept, the targeted treatment is carried out in stages. In addition to timely treatment, the season is also used for prevention and control.

Based on years of clinical experience and rich knowledge reserves, combined with the study of ancient classical theories and prescriptions, combined with Lu Lao's own unique cognition, the prescription is deliberately adjusted from different aspects of the lungs, spleen, liver and kidneys, and the prescription is reasonably responded to and treated with Parkinson's disease step by step.

I think Parkinson's disease is that my hands are shaking all the time, and I think there are many symptoms, such as loss of appetite, dizziness, numbness in the limbs, trembling fingers, and insomnia.

Also known as parkin's paralysis, it is a neurological disorder. The symptoms are tremors, muscles are particularly stiff, movement is very slow, can no longer walk independently, excessive salivation, and sometimes depression.

Parkinson's disease is a condition that causes numbness in the hands and feet, muscle twitching. It can be manifested as trembling hands and feet, unsteady holding of things, muscle twitching, muscle spasms, and can also cause the body to be unable to move normally, and there will also be some abnormal reactions.

Parkinson's disease is a psychiatric disorder that generally occurs in older people. The damage of this disease to the body is very great, and there will be symptoms of memory loss, finger tremors, dizziness, blurred eyes, memory confusion, and decreased immunity.

1Parkinson's disease is a disease caused by neurological disorders. The abnormal work of the nervous system usually slows down the patient's movement, and even incapacitates them, and requires external help to complete simple daily actions such as walking, lifting legs, carrying things, turning over, etc. This is the most important symptom of Parkinson's disease.

2 Another obvious manifestation of Parkinson's disease is tremor. Finger tremor is the most common, which is an involuntary tremor that cannot be controlled freely in terms of amplitude and frequency of tremor. Usually this tremor spreads to the legs, feet, and jaw.

When the tremor is slightly straightened, the jitter slows down.

3 One of the causes of the sluggishness mentioned above is Sun Duanzheng's muscle stiffness, which is also a symptom of Parkinson's disease. Muscles are stiff because the "relaxation" messages sent by the nervous system to the muscles are not accurately transmitted to the muscles, so the muscles are inhibited and tightened, which can lead to obstruction of blood flow and necrosis of some muscle tissue in the long run.

4. Limb stiffness is the inevitable result of muscle stiffness. Stiffness of muscles such as legs, arms, and face can cause a sharp decrease in flexibility and agility in movement, and the whole body will be in an unnatural state of stiffness. Facial expressions are usually quite unnatural, speech is not coherent, and the body tends to lean forward slightly, appearing wooden and dull.

Parkinson's disease is characterized by four major symptoms: resting tremor, muscle rigidity, bradykinesia, and postural balance disorder. Symptoms of Parkinson's disease get worse over time.

What are the symptoms of Parkinson's disease?

Symptoms of Parkinson's disease mainly include symptoms that affect movement (motor symptoms) and symptoms that are not related to exercise (non-motor symptoms).

Motor symptoms. The four major motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease include:

Resting tremor, which is the vibration or tremor that occurs at rest. The person's hands, arms, or legs may be affected.

Muscle rigidity and muscle stiffness.

Sluggishness. Postural balance disorders, body balance, walking dysfunction.

The first symptom a patient may notice is tremor. This is one of the most common signs of the disease, but it is not present in all patients.