Is it normal to stick out your tongue and shake?

summary

The tongue is an important part of our body. When there are some problems in the body, it will also be reflected in the tongue. Some old people will find that sometimes their tongue will tremble. When there is such a phenomenon, we should pay attention to it, because it may be caused by Parkinson's disease, Now Parkinson's disease is a relatively high incidence disease, which has a great impact on the health of many patients.

Is it normal to stick out your tongue and shake?

Tongue out trembling performance for the slow rhythm of tremor, 4-6 tremors per second, the amplitude of uncertainty, mental tension will be intensified. Many patients also had postural tremors of 5-8 beats per second. More common in patients with Parkinson's disease, is a symptom of nervous system damage.

After Parkinson's disease, the patient's upper limb movement is not coordinated, unable to complete some of the more delicate activities, such as daily life can not take care of themselves, can not normally wear clothes and take off shoes, daily washing will have a sense of difficulty. The patient's hands are not active and will tremble when touching things.

Patients with Parkinson's disease have constipation, sweating and may drool involuntarily. People call Parkinson's disease as immobility. The patient's limbs will be uncoordinated, especially when they are active. It will be very difficult for the patient to grasp the object. When they are closer to the target, the shaking of the limbs will be more serious.

matters needing attention

First of all, heredity is the cause of Parkinson's disease that we often see. If a patient has a Parkinson's disease in his family, his risk of suffering from Parkinson's disease will be much higher. The emergence of patients with familial Parkinson's disease shows that heredity is also one of the factors of the attack of the disease. Cerebral arteriosclerosis is a cause of Parkinson's disease. Multiple lacunae occur in the brain stem and basal ganglia, which affect the substantia nigra dopamine striatum pathway and nervous system disorders.