What is Parkinson's disease

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What is Parkinson's disease? Parkinson's disease is a common senile disease, the onset age is mostly in 50-60 years old, male is more than female.

What is Parkinson's disease

One: 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.

Second, the posture and gait are rigid, like a mask; the head is tilted forward, the trunk is tilted forward and flexed, the elbow and knee joints are slightly flexed; the walking distance is small, the initial walking is slow, the faster the walking is, the more flustered the gait is, and the two upper limbs do not swing back and forth.

Third: excitable, occasionally paroxysmal impulsive behavior; sweating, saliva, sebaceous fluid secretion increased; cerebrospinal fluid, urine dopamine and its metabolites decreased.

matters needing attention

Dyskinesia is related to muscle stiffness, such as dysarthria caused by articulation muscle stiffness, finger muscle stiffness makes daily life unable to take care of themselves.