How long is Parkinson s late? What to do with Parkinson s?

It generally takes 10-15 years from the occurrence of Parkinson's disease to the development of advanced stages. Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disease that develops at different rates in different patients. In young people, most patients have a family history and the disease progresses relatively quickly.

In older people, sporadic cases are more likely and disease progression is relatively slow. Patients gradually develop limb stiffness and trembling limbs from the onset of the disease, and as the disease progresses, they will have difficulty moving in the later stages, requiring wheelchair assistance or being bedridden. It may take about 5 years for patients with faster development to become bedridden, and about 15 to 20 years for patients with slower development, depending on whether the patient has undergone active, formal treatment.

The use of symptomatic drugs such as medopa or pramipexole can effectively improve the patient's motor function and delay the time he or she stays in bed. Drugs such as idebenone, citicoline capsules, nicergoline, and coenzyme Q10 can effectively delay the progression of Parkinson's disease, and although the degree of effect is different in different patients, they can all play a certain role.

Patients in advanced Parkinson's disease can survive for months to years, and after the onset of the disease, most of the patients have a course of 10 to 30 years in the early stage, and if they can carry out active ** and intervention, they may appropriately prolong their life The disease is a neurodegenerative disease, with chronic onset, the condition gradually worsens, and resting tremor can occur in the early stage, and as the disease worsens, muscle tone increases, manifested as flexor and extensor tone, and at the same time, muscle rigidity can occur, and patients in the late stage of kinesia may have abnormal posture and gait, It can be manifested as a panicked gait, and some patients may also have some mental abnormalities, such as anxiety and depression

Parkinson's diagnosis and treatment is to help us solve these problems with TCM recuperation. If you need to control it, then use Western medicine, otherwise you will use Chinese medicine to help you recover your body and fight the disease.

Traditional Chinese medicine to Parkinson's: First of all, we often say that "Parkinson's is old age and body weakness", so what is body deficiency. Traditional Chinese medicine refers to the weakness of the constitution as body deficiency, and the weakness of chronic diseases as deficiency syndrome, and divides weakness into four types: qi deficiency, blood deficiency, yin deficiency, and yang deficiency.

The five organs all have the symptoms of yin and yang deficiency and reality, and Parkinson's is mainly what Chinese medicine calls "blood deficiency and wind.""Abbreviated as "Wind Certificate".

Jishi Pingfeng Soup**": Quench the liver wind and relieve spasms, nourish the kidneys and replenish the brain and marrow, activate the meridians to make the meridians smooth, regulate the spleen so that nutrition can reach the whole body and relieve spasms. Parkinson's is different for each person, and there will be additions and subtractions according to each person's different conditions.

Parkinson's disease is a chronic, progressive disease that is not currently available**. In the early stages, patients can control their symptoms until the middle stage of the disease with medications**, but often due to the appearance of motor complications, resulting in a decrease in quality of life.

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The first point is to pay attention to the patient's psychology, the patient may have obvious anxiety and depression, and do not cooperate, so it is very important to do a good job in the patient's psychological work and let the patient regain confidence in the patient.

The second point is that in the late stage, the drug needs to be adjusted, and the dose of some drugs may be increased, and it may be necessary to use some monoamine oxidase inhibitors, comt inhibitors and other drugs, and avoid the use of drugs.

Third, in the late stage, you must also actively train, and exercise for Parkinson's disease must be carried out throughout.

In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to prevent complications in the advanced stage, such as preventing fractures and preventing lung infections.

In the late stage of this life, you may not be able to take care of yourself, and the best way for such a person is to take good care of it on the one hand, and at the same time to carry out physical treatment, on the other hand, it is necessary to combine some medicines, so that he will not develop quickly.

Parkinson's disease may develop to an advanced stage in 10-15 years. In the late stage of Parkinson's disease, symptoms such as loss of self-care, difficulty swallowing, lung infection, dementia, hallucinations, and dyspnea may occur, which seriously affect the quality of life of patients.

In the advanced stages of Parkinson's disease, simple exercises that require family help can prevent rapid muscle hardening. Separate the time of eating and taking the medicine to avoid affecting the efficacy of the drug. Pay attention to adding or subtracting clothing to prevent colds.

You should maintain a good attitude, get enough sleep, and avoid staying up late. Proper vitamin supplementation to increase the body's immunity. Keep the patient's personal hygiene and living environment clean and dry to avoid bedsores and infections.

Parkinson's disease presents with four main symptoms: resting tremor, muscle stiffness, bradykinesia, and postural balance disorders. Symptoms of Parkinson's disease can gradually worsen over time.

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

Parkinson's disease develops gradually, that is, it does not immediately progress to a very severe degree. is a slow and gradual process of development.

Parkinson's disease is preventable and controllable. Timely detection and systematization** are particularly important in the fight against Parkinson's disease.

Some patients do not respond appropriately after the onset of the disease**, so the disease progresses, and other factors such as depression, anxiety or poor diet can cause Parkinson's disease to worsen, often reaching an advanced stage in a few years.

If Parkinson's disease is not properly treated in the early stages**, (including blind taking of Western medicines) will make the patient's condition more and more severe and difficult**. In the later stage, *** who takes Western medicine will fully manifest itself, and as time goes on, it will become more and more dangerous.

Most people with Parkinson's continue to work for the first few years of their illness. Over time, you will gradually lose your ability to work. It seriously affects normal life and cannot stand up because of the stiffness of the whole body, difficulty in moving, and eventually leads to bed rest.

Most patients die from various complications such as pneumonia. As for how many years Parkinson's patients can live, there are many reasons for this. From early to late, it depends on how seriously the patient and family members take the disease.

Some patients develop advanced disease within 2-3 years, and some patients remain as they were at the original stage after 10-15 years.

Late Parkinson's disease includes both drugs and medications. These include voice and intonation exercises, facial muscle exercises, hands, limbs and torso exercises, gait balance exercises, postural recovery exercises, and more. Drugs** are mainly given with Xining controlled-release tablets and medopa for oral administration.

Patients with late Parkinson's epiderma may have postural gait abnormalities due to impaired balance. The main manifestations of patients are unstable posture and gait, easy to fall, easy to cause fractures, which seriously affects the quality of life of patients, and is also one of the main causes of Parkinson's disability. Patients can freeze during walking, and can also have a panicked gait, which is a sign unique to Parkinson's patients, which is mainly manifested as rushing forward with a very small pace when walking, walking faster and faster, unable to stop immediately, and motor complications can occur during drug application, including symptom fluctuations and dyskinesiasia.

In the late stage of Parkinson's disease, paralysis of limbs, bed rest, loss of daily living ability, difficulty swallowing, choking on drinking water and other symptoms are easily occurring.

If the patient's disease reaches an advanced stage, first of all, the patient should be accompanied by more care. If it is difficult to eat, a nasogastric diet should be carried out, and the nutrition and energy of the patient's diet can be guaranteed through a nasogastric tube. In terms of drugs, oral compound medopa combined with piribedil or pramipexole, entacapone and other drugs should be taken to improve symptoms, and oral donepezil should be used to improve cognitive function.

If the patient is bedridden, assist the patient to turn over and pat his back to promote the discharge of sputum and prevent the formation of pressure sores. At the same time, massage both lower limbs to prevent thrombosis in both lower limbs.

Parkinson's symptoms can usually be divided into typical tremor symptoms and non-tremor symptoms, trembling symptoms of patients are mostly trembling in the hands, feet, head and other parts, hand tremor is particularly obvious, usually manifested as "pill-rubbing" shaking, regular, uncontrollable. Symptoms can be significantly worse when you are nervous, agitated, sitting still, or sleeping at night. Sometimes even basic movements such as holding plates and teacups are particularly difficult.

The symptoms of non-tremor Parkinson's disease are mainly based on the stiffness of the joints of the limbs, usually in the limbs, hands, and feet, which are stiff and stiff as the disease progresses, resulting in Parkinson's symptoms such as abnormal gait, uncoordinated posture, and small broken steps. Stiffness and tremors are evident in some patients, usually between intermediate and late stages. In the late stage of Parkinson's disease, patients will be completely unable to take care of themselves, or even unable to eat and drink independently, and can only eat and drink on their own, unable to sleep at night, often hallucinate, and it is difficult to reluctantly move with the help of family members.

Parkinson's disease is usually longer, generally reaching the late stage around the age of 70, and in the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, patients will inevitably have some painful experiences due to some physical or psychological discomfort. For example, sleep disorders, loss of appetite, upset, fear and anxiety, depressed mood, depression, etc., all require active encouragement and help from the patient's family. In addition to daily care, the most important thing is to actively adjust the mentality of the elderly and themselves, and find reasonable coping methods.

In the late stage of Parkinson's disease, it is difficult to swallow and food can easily enter the lungs when eating, causing foreign body pneumonia, and finally death due to ineffective rescue. This is also one of the main causes of death for many elderly people. What to do?

It can only be rescued in time and treated in time. If necessary, nasogastric feeding is used to sustain the life of the bureau.

What to do in late Parkinson's disease? There is no way to play chess, because he cannot govern and must be guarded.

For Parkinson's patients, in the advanced stage, in most cases, it is necessary to take drugs to nourish brain tissue and cranial nerves**, and at the same time, it is necessary to adjust the mentality as much as possible, which requires careful care from the family.

Parkinson's disease is a common degenerative disease of the nervous system in old age.

It is related to genetic, environmental, nervous system aging, and other factors.

Hand tremors at rest, bradykinesia, muscle rigidity, and difficulty balancing posture.

Comprehensive programs such as drugs, surgery, and so on.

The ** of advanced Parkinson's disease ** includes ** and ** medications**. **Training includes voice and intonation training, facial muscle training, hand, limb and trunk training, gait balance training and postural recovery training. Drugs** are mainly Xining controlled-release tablets and medopa.

Patients with advanced Parkinson's disease develop posture and gait abnormalities due to impaired balance. The main manifestations of patients are unstable posture and gait, easy to fall, easy to cause fractures, which seriously affect the quality of life of patients, and are one of the main causes of disability in Parkinson's disease.