How to treat Parkinson's disease

Update Date: 2021-04-12 Source: Network

summary

The health of the elderly is a topic that the whole society continues to pay attention to, especially now it has entered the age of aging, but there are still many elderly people suffering from physical pain. Parkinson's disease is one of the common diseases that has been plagued the elderly patients, resulting in language function, mental retardation, emotional changes and other symptoms, which greatly affect the mental health of patients. So, how to treat Parkinson's disease?

How to treat Parkinson's disease

1. Objective to help Parkinson's disease patients overcome pessimism and establish an optimistic and positive attitude. When patients are stimulated or their emotions fluctuate greatly, tremor is more obvious and serious, so we need to maintain a stable state of mind and a positive treatment attitude, and it is particularly important to adjust the pessimistic psychology of patients in real time and help them establish a correct state of mind.

2. Patients with Parkinson's disease in different treatment periods need different care methods. If the patient's symptoms in the early stage, the condition is light, life can take care of themselves, tremor is slight, the patient has no pain, then appropriate comfort patients, enhance their confidence in treatment. However, with the development of the disease, the patient's condition will gradually worsen, the tremor will be serious, and the movement will be slow. At this time, we need to not only persuade the patients to actively treat, but also let them cherish their lives and not commit suicide.

3. Different patients, care methods are also different. Because patients come from different families, so the pressure will be different, so the psychological status will be different, and the natural need for care methods are also different. This requires medical staff or family members to develop special psychological care programs for patients according to their actual situation.

matters needing attention

The diet should be light and less salt; no smoking, alcohol and irritant food, such as coffee, pepper, mustard, curry, etc. Sufficient water supply should be ensured.