What are the symptoms of Parkinson's disease

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Recently, I saw my grandfather walk strangely, wobbly, as if he was drunk. His walking center of gravity was not stable, and his movement became very slow. I was worried about what kind of senile disease he had, so I went to the hospital for examination and said it was Parkinson's disease. Today, let me talk about the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

What are the symptoms of Parkinson's disease

Symptom 1: tremor is characterized by slow rhythmic tremor, which usually starts from one finger and affects the whole upper limbs, lower limbs, mandible, lip and head. The typical tremor is static tremor, which refers to the patient's involuntary tremor in a static state.

Symptom 2: dyskinesia or inability to move, difficulty in starting random movement, reduction of spontaneous and automatic movement, and reduction of movement amplitude. Slow movement: slow execution of random movement. The patient's movement is slow, and the random movement is reduced, especially when he starts to move, the movement is difficult, laborious and slow.

Symptom 3: ankylosis is muscle rigidity, resulting in muscle stiffness of limbs, neck and face, and the feeling of exertion, heaviness and weakness in limb activities. Parkinson's symptoms include facial expression rigidity and blink reduction, body bending forward, and slow and difficult walking, neck turning and turning movements.

matters needing attention

Generally, it will not automatically relieve, but most of the disease develops slowly. Drug treatment must be long-term. Due to long-term medication, there will be certain side effects. Therefore, the dosage for early treatment should not be too large. If a small dosage can be used to achieve better therapeutic effect, it is the most ideal, and the adjustment of drugs must be carried out under the guidance of doctors.