What is Parkinson's disease

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summary

Parkinson's disease is not only a slow onset disease, but also a nervous system disease. It often occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, so many young people are not particularly clear about Parkinson's disease. In fact, whether it is from their own health or from the perspective of protecting the elderly, we should understand Parkinson's disease. Comprehensive prevention and treatment of Parkinson's disease is the most important principle. In order to do a good job in prevention and treatment, we need to understand Parkinson's disease What's the disease.

What is Parkinson's disease

First, the main symptoms of Parkinson's disease are tremor: at the beginning, the patient's fingers tremble, then gradually extend to the lower limbs, and there are also patients with legs, feet or chin shaking. If you move the part that is shaking, the shaking will be improved.   

Second, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease mainly include rigidity: the muscles of the limbs, neck and face are stiff, and there is a sense of exertion, heaviness and weakness when the limbs move. From the patient's face, the patient's expression is stiff and blink action is reduced, facial expression is not natural, body forward bending, walking, slow.   

Third, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease are mainly slow: the general Parkinson's disease patients will have this symptom. Serious patients can't even carry out simple movements. When walking, they can't walk, and their steps are disordered. From the patient's back, sometimes the patient will have a stiff leg.

matters needing attention

Middle aged and old people should strengthen physical exercise, especially aerobic exercise, such as walking, fast walking, jogging, Taijiquan, health exercises, etc., in order to delay brain aging.