Which school studies Parkinson's disease

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Which school studies Parkinson's disease? The typical symptoms are tremor, myotonia, dyskinesia and postural disorders. Parkinson's disease is not terrible. What's terrible is that the patient's behavior and life are very poor, and even can't walk by himself. The quality of life is greatly reduced, which also brings burden to the whole family.

Which school studies Parkinson's disease

First: Spirit: depression, anxiety, cognitive impairment, hallucination, apathy, sleep disorder (poor sleep quality at night, sleepiness during the day). 　

Second: autonomic nervous system: constipation, low blood pressure, hyperhidrosis, sexual dysfunction, dysuria, salivation.

Third: sensory disorders: numbness, pain, spasm, restless legs syndrome, olfactory disorders.

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In the early stage of the disease, drugs can improve symptoms very well. The most commonly used and effective drug is levodopa preparation (trade name is Madopa or Xining). Since it was applied in clinical treatment in the 1960s, it has been the most core drug in clinic until now.