Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s disease is a neurological disease, a disorder and disorder of the motor system. The cause of the disease is a decrease in the amount of dopamine inside the brain due to damage to the dopamine production system in the black matter, one of the nuclei within the basal nuclei in the basal region of the brain, The disease was named after the English physician James Parkinson, who wrote a detailed article in 1817 about the disease under the name “An Essay on the Shaking Palsy”.
Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease
The most important other symptoms of the disease is the instability of the stand and balance, as it can not maintain its position when it is pressured from the back and leaning forward and called Aldsr, and also can not maintain the patient’s position when facing pressure from the front and tends to back in the so-called
The start of the movement is difficult in the so-called freezing. The steps are then characterized as being small. The walk is called the accelerated gait, where the patient appears to step quickly, trying to maintain his center of gravity so as not to fall to the ground. The patient also has trouble swallowing with saliva on both sides of the mouth. The patient also suffers from constipation and erectile dysfunction.
Other symptoms that the patient may suffer from depression, other emotional disorders and sleep disorders, especially insomnia. The patient also suffers from seborrheic dermatitis, oily skin, problems with urination, infections, etc. The patient also suffers from muscle pain. Many patients He suffers from the so-called frozen shoulder where he moves his shoulder very hard, but the strength of the muscles, reflexes and sensation tend to be normal.