What department should Parkinson's disease be linked to

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Recently, it seems that my hands and feet are a little inflexible. I feel numb in my right leg. My hands are always shaking unconsciously. Even my memory has become very poor. I'm really worried about myself. I went to have an examination to know it's Parkinson's disease. Today, let me share with you what department Parkinson's disease should go to.

What department should Parkinson's disease be linked to

First: Parkinson's disease is a kind of brain diseases, but also a kind of neurological diseases. You can see the neurology department when you go to the hospital for diagnosis. There are two common ways to treat Parkinson's disease: drug treatment and surgical treatment. Whether it is suitable for surgical treatment needs to be diagnosed according to the specific situation of the patient before making a conclusion.

Second: check Parkinson's disease should be linked to the Department of Neurology, and can go to the regular hospital of traditional Chinese medicine to see a doctor, otherwise blind treatment will only aggravate the patient's condition. In addition, through the modern technology of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, not only can avoid long-term medication, but also can prevent the recurrence of the disease after treatment.

Third: Parkinson's disease belongs to neurology, which needs early treatment. In recent years, more and more people have noticed that depression, constipation, sleep disorders and other non motor symptoms are also common complaints of patients with Parkinson's disease, and their impact on the quality of life of patients is even more than motor symptoms.

matters needing attention

Many hospitals or patients regard Parkinson's disease as a kind of neurological disease, so after a period of long-term treatment, they still don't get better, and even have the possibility of aggravation. These mistakes are the lowest level. If they treat some irregular small hospitals, or choose the wrong treatment department, then the consequences for the patients are unimaginable.