What symptom does Parkinson's disease have

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What symptom does Parkinson's disease have? Parkinson's disease is a sudden and slowly progressive degenerative disease of the central nervous system. It is characterized by slow and missing movement, muscle rigidity, static tremor and postural instability.

What symptom does Parkinson's disease have

First, the posture and gait are rigid, and the face is like a mask; the head leans forward, the trunk leans forward, and the elbow and knee joints bend slightly; the walking distance is small, the first step is slow, and the faster you walk, the faster you walk, showing a flustered gait, and the two upper limbs do not swing back and forth.

Second: tremor is more common in the head and limbs, most obvious in the hand, fingers show a thick rhythmic tremor. Tremor often appears at rest in the early stage, disappears during random movement and sleep, worsens during emotional excitement, and can be persistent in the late stage.

Third: muscle stiffness, extensor, flexor tension are increased, passive movement when there is a gear like or lead tube like resistance, respectively, known as gear like ankylosis or lead tube like ankylosis.

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The drugs for treatment are: 1. Anticholinergic drugs. 2. Amantadine. 3. Compound levodopa. 4. Dopamine receptor agonists. The drug treatment varies greatly among individuals.