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Sedentary lifestyle in patients with Parkinson’s disease

The motor and non-motor symptoms present in Parkinson’s disease sometimes lead to a sedentary lifestyle, because of the difficulty of movement.

First signs of early Parkinson’s disease

According to statistics, Parkinson’s disease is a disorder that affects mainly 60 years old and older people.

What is Dyskinesia

Dyskinesia or motor fluctuation refers to involuntary swaying movement of the body, including rapid jerking, twitching and twisting movements.

Do you suffer from Alzheimer´s or Parkinson’s disease and feel depression? Is there a relation between the two?

Many people do not feel there is a relationship, statistics and numbers show us otherwise. We will talk about how we can be affected.

Full care plan for a patient with Parkinson’s disease

A patient care plan will help not only nurses and doctors, but will also be useful to everyone who cares for a seriously ill person in the hospital and at home.

Is it possible to stop the progression of Parkinson’s?

Parkinsonism is associated with decreased levels of dopamine in the brain, leading to impaired movement control and other characteristic symptoms.

What should you not do if you have Parkinson’s disease?

What should you not do if you have Parkinson's? This issue occupies an important place in the lives of those who face this neurodegenerative disease.

How can Parkinson’s disease be treated?

The issue of treating Parkinson's disease is becoming increasingly relevant as the number of people suffering from this chronic neurodegenerative disease increases.

Is it possible to be completely cured of Parkinson’s disease?

Is it possible to be completely cured of Parkinson's disease? This question worries many who are faced with this neurodegenerative disease or have a loved one suffering from it.

How to stop the progression of Parkinson’s?

Today we would like to share with you information about Parkinson's and modern methods of treatment aimed at stopping the progression of this disease.