How do Parkinson's patients die

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For some time recently, my grandfather felt tired and weak. He had no spirit for anything. His back was aching and his legs were aching. Especially when he was eating, he felt his hands shaking involuntarily. The doctor said it was Parkinson's disease. Let me learn from you today. How does a Parkinson's patient die.

How do Parkinson's patients die

First, Parkinson's disease itself is not a direct threat to life, the impact of patient death is its infection complications, such as pneumonia.

Second, as long as we seek regular treatment, reduce symptoms, improve the quality of life, reduce the incidence of pneumonia and other infectious complications, the life of patients can be greatly extended.

Third: patients diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, if not treated, the general life span is 10-15 years, and the life span of patients with active treatment is almost the same as ordinary people.

matters needing attention

In terms of diet, we should pay attention to eating less greasy, high calorie and high-fat food, as well as taking medicine and milk. It's better to leave two hours apart, so as not to affect the efficacy.