How is Parkinson's disease diagnosed

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Parkinson's syndrome is also known as tremor paralysis. If you have Parkinson's syndrome, you can go to the hospital to check the metabolism of dopamine in cerebrospinal fluid and the content of homovanillic acid in cerebrospinal fluid, but it lacks specificity. How is Parkinson's disease diagnosed? Now let's have a chat.

How is Parkinson's disease diagnosed

One: but Parkinson's syndrome usually occurs in the early stage. When he stands still, he will start from the distal end of the upper limb, and then slowly expand to the lower limb on the same side or the other side. In fact, there will be a performance is tough muscles.

Second: muscle stiffness is one of the main characteristics of Parkinson's syndrome, which mainly starts from the proximal end of one side of the upper limb or lower limb, and then slowly extends to the distal end, and there is muscle stiffness of one side or the whole body. You can't break it off with your hands.

Third: people with Parkinson's syndrome are very inflexible. If you stretch out his hand, you will find that his hand is shaking. These are the main manifestations of Parkinson's syndrome in the early stage. In fact, they are also the main symptoms of early diagnosis of Parkinson's syndrome.

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In fact, the early diagnosis of Parkinson's syndrome is very simple, that is, when he reaches out his hand, he will find that his fingers are regular, his thumb is facing the palm, and his little finger will bend and tremble severely. It's to see if his fingers are shaking, or if his muscles are tough, or if he is not flexible.