Is Parkinson contagious

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Is Parkinson contagious? Parkinson's disease mainly occurs in the middle-aged and elderly people, mainly manifested as unstable holding, inflexible hands and feet, serious inability to take care of themselves, affecting the normal life of patients, which causes Parkinson's disease.

Is Parkinson contagious

First of all: No, it's a neurotransmitter deficiency in the nervous system. It's nothing to do with other people. The occurrence of familial Parkinson's disease indicates that heredity is also one of the factors of the onset of the disease. The survey found that people with family history have a significantly higher risk of disease than ordinary people. Clinically, most patients with Parkinson's disease are sporadic, which also indicates that there are other factors.

Second: the study found that the degree of dopamine reduction in the brain of patients with Parkinson's disease is much higher than the normal aging level, and with the increase of age, the number of dopamine in the brain of patients is decreasing, and the regulatory level is also decreasing, indicating that age is also one of the reasons for the onset of Parkinson's disease.

Finally: Patients with encephalitis, such as type A encephalitis, usually have a latent period of several years after recovery, and gradually appear severe and persistent PD syndrome. Other encephalitis usually occurs in the acute stage, but most of the symptoms are mild and transient.

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Parkinson's disease is a common neurodegenerative disease. Parkinson's is not contagious. The disease is a neurodegenerative disease, not an infectious disease, nor infectious. This kind of disease is mainly to the body harm is bigger, must enhance the outdoor exercise.