Does Parkinson s disease get better on its own? Can Parkinson s symptoms get better with treatment?

Parkinson's disease usually doesn't get better on its own, and most people continue to work normally within a few years of onset, but a few people progress rapidly over a few years until they become completely disabled. It is thought that once a person develops Parkinson's disease, he or she needs to take medication for the rest of his life**. With reasonable**, most patients can have good control of symptoms, and some patients can maintain good function for 15-20 years.

Parkinson's disease does not heal on its own.

Parkinson's disease is a disease caused by degeneration of the nervous system and is characterized by chronic progression. People with Parkinson's disease produce less dopamine in their bodies, and this decrease can be related to a variety of factors. If you don't do it, it won't heal completely.

At present, drugs are the most important means of Parkinson's disease, and surgery is a supplement to drugs, and at the same time, in combination with other methods, it can also improve the symptoms to a certain extent. It is necessary to follow the principle of "fine water flows for a long time, not seeking full effect". That is, do not pursue 100% improvement in symptoms in the short term, but strive to achieve long-term stable efficacy.

At present, all the best methods are mainly aimed at the symptoms and cannot stop the progression of the disease.

Parkinson's is also a disease of senile neurodegeneration, many people are very afraid of this disease, the cause of the disease is not clear, there are genetics, diseases and other reasons, these reasons will lead to the onset of the patient, for some Parkinson's patients, what they want to know most is, can Parkinson's disease be **?

Parkinson's disease not only can't, with the current level of medical care can not completely control the progression of the disease, there are different degrees of aggravation every year, although the degree of progress is relatively slow, but there will be significant progress every 5 years, the progress is individualized, depending on the personal situation, medical conditions, positive ** after the early state can be maintained for 10 years, is the best effect, can be maintained for 15-20 years is a very ideal state, but most patients in the onset of 10 years, life can not take care of themselves.

Parkinson's disease requires long-term management, and the dosage of the drug is also gradually adjusted, and a large amount of drug must not be added quickly, otherwise the drug will be large, and it will also lead to the aggravation of the patient's disease, and it is easy to produce premature exercise complications.

Parkinson's disease is a degenerative disease of the nervous system caused by the degeneration and necrosis of dopamine neurons in the brain, which requires lifelong medication.

In Western medicine, the most effective drug is still levodopa. Now I can also do surgery as a supplement to my medication**. In addition, there is also a kind of surgery that puts something in the front chest to recharge, and then stimulates blood circulation to relieve Parkinson's disease.

The current application of ** means can only improve the symptoms, can not stop the progression of the disease, and cannot ** the disease.

Parkinsonism is a disease of senile degeneration, once diagnosed, it is getting worse and worse with age, and when symptoms appear, the dopamine neurons are probably less than the original 1 4, with age, this part of the dopamine neurons is still gradually degenerative necrosis, so the symptoms can only be destroyed is getting more and more serious, and it is impossible to completely **.

There are a number of medications that can significantly relieve the symptoms of Parkinson's insidiotic hypersensitivity, such as anticholinergics, L-dopa-supplemental drugs, dopamine agonists, and monoamine oxidase B inhibitors. In the advanced stage, there are also CONT inhibitors or DBS surgery, which can ensure that the patient can live completely independently for a long time.

Parkinson's disease has a certain hereditary nature, and it has been found that about 10% of patients with Parkinson's disease may have a family history of hereditary, but there is no specific statistics in China, mainly in foreign statistics, Li La has 10% hereditary. But most of the Parkinson's patients in China are sporadic, that is to say, she has hereditary, and the incidence rate is gradually increasing with age, after statistics, the incidence rate in the elderly over 65 years old in our country is, that is to say, it is possible that individuals in 100 people are prone to disease, and when they are over 85 years old, the incidence of Parkinson's disease has been as high as 3% to 5%, that is to say, three or five people in 100 people will have Parkinson's disease, The incidence of Parkinson's disease in men is higher than that in women, and the incidence rate of elderly patients is about twice that of female patients.

Parkinson's disease progresses to worsen, and there are many non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease in the advanced stages, the most common being constipation and sleep disturbances, as well as cognitive impairment. Although it will not directly endanger the patient's life, it will seriously affect the patient's quality of life. With the gradual loss of motor function, patients will be bedridden due to muscle contractures and joint rigidity.

In addition, patients will also have autonomic dysfunction, in addition to the phenomenon of indifferent expression and depressed mood, it will also become emotional anxiety, suspicion and suspicion, at this time, it is difficult to do so, the cost will increase, and the burden on the family will gradually increase, thereby increasing the psychological burden of the patients, which will make the patients lose the courage and confidence to live. If there is an accident, it is easy to endanger your life, so you need to be taken care of by your family.

I believe that everyone is very clear about how long Parkinson's disease can live, and in order to avoid life-threatening conditions, family members still need to take care of them. Moreover, this disease takes a long time, and it is necessary to carefully adjust the daily life, especially to help patients build confidence and correct their mentality, so as to promote the progress.

Parkinson's is a worldwide problem and a temporary disease, but early treatment can help alleviate the impact of symptoms and improve the quality of life as much as possible.

Parkinson's disease cannot**, but it can control symptoms, delay disease progression, and improve quality of life

1.In the early stage of the disease, it mainly relies on drugs**, and should follow the doctor's advice, follow up regularly, and achieve satisfactory efficacy in small doses is the best.

2.In the middle stage of the disease, it mainly relies on drugs + surgery + ** training to prevent complications.

3.In the advanced stage of the disease, the main thing is to reduce complications and actively deal with complications.

4.Methods that claim to be able to do Parkinson's disease can't actually discredit the disease.

The course of Parkinson's disease itself is about 17 years, and it is a disease that develops and aggravates, and many complications will occur in the late stage, resulting in the patient's inability to take care of himself, but if he can get scientific ** in the early stage, he can delay the development of the disease to the greatest extent. If you are taking drugs such as levodopa, you must take them 1 hour before a meal or 1 and a half hours after a meal, because if you take it during a meal, it will seriously affect the absorption of the drug, and the patient's symptoms will definitely worsen.

The second factor is to pay attention to whether the patient has electrolyte imbalances, if hyponatremia and hypokalemia occur, it will lead to rapid worsening of symptoms.

Point 3: Infection is also an important factor in the exacerbation of Parkinson's disease. If the patient has a fever, it will lead to obvious fatigue and muscle stiffness, so it is important to pay attention to timely infection control.

In addition, if the weather becomes cold and the patient lacks exercise, the condition will be aggravated.

Once you have Parkinson's, you should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis in time, which is of great significance, and do not think that it is a normal phenomenon of physical aging and delay the best time to affect the effect.

Jinsen's method: 1. Drug**, early Parkinson's **, early-onset patients, without mental retardation, can be given non-ergot dopamine agonists, monoamine oxidase type B inhibitors, amantadine, compound levodopa, entacapone double dopa tablets**. In patients with late-onset disease, or with decreased intelligence, compound levodopa is generally preferred, and dopamine receptor agonists, monoamine oxidase type B inhibitors, or catechol oxygen-based methyltransferase inhibitors can be added as symptoms worsen.

Middle-to-late Parkinson**, on the one hand, continues to strive to improve motor symptoms, and on the other hand, properly manages some motor complications and non-motor symptoms.

Yes, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease usually get progressively worse because it is a chronic and progressive disease. Symptoms of Parkinson's disease include tremors, muscle stiffness, bradykinesia and balance disorders, which can get worse as the disease progresses.

Initial symptoms of Parkinson's disease may be mild, such as slight tremors in the hands or slowness of movement. As the disease progresses, symptoms usually worsen, such as muscle stiffness, inflexibility of hands and feet, difficulty walking, loss of balance, etc. In the advanced stage of the disease, patients may experience severe motor impairment, cognitive impairment, mental disorders, etc.

Although the symptoms of Parkinson's disease can get worse gradually, early diagnosis and ** can help delay the progression of the disease and the worsening of symptoms. Therefore, if you suspect that you or a family member may have Parkinson's disease, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible to seek a professional diagnosis and**.