Can Parkinson take medicine

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My uncle is 60 years old this year. He is a Parkinson's disease patient. Last year, he was in good health. This year, he was always shaking when walking. After checking in the hospital, it turned out to be Parkinson's disease. So let's tell you whether Parkinson's disease can be cured by taking medicine!

Can Parkinson take medicine

First of all, Parkinson's disease is a static tremor disease, which means that when the body is at rest, the symptoms will be aggravated when the patient is emotional or irritable or nervous, and the symptoms will be relieved when he is exercising, and the symptoms will show asymmetry, so the patient should avoid excessive emotional fluctuations as much as possible, Keep a balanced mood and take part in more outdoor activities.

Secondly, if the patient needs to take drugs for a long time after Parkinson's disease, and go to the hospital regularly, let the doctor change the dosage according to the specific situation of the patient. In daily medical practice, the drugs used for the treatment of Parkinson's disease are mainly amantadine, levodopa or Madopa, cinnabar, etc.

Finally: Parkinson's disease belongs to a chronic consumption disease, which is not a small training for the patients and their families. Therefore, if the patients with Parkinson's disease appear at home, they must use drugs scientifically for a long time according to the specific situation, and their families should be psychologically prepared to fight a protracted war.

matters needing attention

Parkinson's disease is a chronic disease, so it needs long-term medication, but the drug type and dosage are not the same. It needs to be determined according to the severity of the patient's condition, and it needs phased follow-up treatment. The patient should often go to the hospital for re examination, so as to avoid the aggravation of the disease without knowing.