What are the symptoms of idiopathic Parkinson's disease?

Primary Parkinson's disease is a type of Parkinson's disease, which has a great impact on human health. Therefore, people must understand the symptoms and characteristics of primary Parkinson's disease so as to achieve early detection and early treatment, which is very beneficial for the treatment of the disease. So what are the symptoms of primary Parkinson's disease? In fact, its symptoms are mostly tremors caused by maintaining a certain posture.

1. What are the specific symptoms of Parkinson's disease?

Primary Parkinson's disease is a common movement disorder, which is characterized by postural Parkinson's disease, that is, the tremor is most obvious when maintaining a certain posture (such as holding chopsticks, holding a cup, etc.). Any part of the body can be affected, including the hands, head, throat muscles, legs, etc. Tremors often occur while the person is at rest. The tremor usually starts in one hand, gradually spreads to the entire upper limb and the opposite upper limb, and then to the head and throat muscles, and is more obvious on one side. The frequency decreases with age and is not related to the course of the disease. It is intermittent at first, gradually develops into a continuous disease, and generally progresses slowly.

2. Treatment of idiopathic Parkinson's disease

Regarding the treatment of Parkinson's disease, Professor Wang Xuelian, chief physician of the Functional Neurosurgery Department of Tangdu Hospital of the Fourth Military Medical University, reminds all patients that during drug treatment, Parkinson's disease treatment should also be targeted and individualized. The principles of medication vary depending on the patient's condition, and medication should be guided individually based on the patient's condition.

During the period of taking medication, patients should pay attention to starting with the minimum dose, and continuously adjust the medication and increase the dosage as the symptoms worsen. The functional neurosurgery experts at the Tangdu Hospital of the Fourth Military Medical University remind you that changes in medication must be made under the guidance of a physician, and use a dose suitable for your condition to achieve the best therapeutic effect.

In addition to medication, Parkinson's patients should do a good job of disease rehabilitation, including proper exercise and diet therapy, which is of great benefit to disease recovery. Rehabilitation therapy is an indispensable treatment method for patients. To best control Parkinson's symptoms, patients also need surgical treatment.