Parkinson’s disease is a disease that causes involuntary movements of the body. It is a progressive disorder and most patients will show some signs early in their lives, but others will not experience any symptoms until later in life. Parkinson’s symptoms will usually vary with the severity of the disease. Some common symptoms of Parkinson’s are the rigidity of the muscles, slowing of both breathing and mental processes, lack of balance, and loss of bladder or bowel control.
Parkinson’s symptoms can be very unpredictable. A person with early symptoms of Parkinson’s may show no symptoms at all. If it advances, the person may begin to experience rigidity on one side of their body and difficulty breathing on one side of their body. The symptoms will gradually become more severe until eventually the person has difficulty walking, unable to perform simple tasks, and begins to lose weight. There are times when Parkinson’s symptoms do not progress, but if they do, it becomes impossible to treat because the disease progresses in a different pattern.
Parkinson’s symptoms may include muscle tremors, which are involuntary twitching of the muscles in the body. Other symptoms may include loss of balance and coordination, loss of speech, and stiffness of the muscles and joints. Because the brain which controls Parkinson’s disease functions differently in different people, certain factors are involved. For example, if someone has early Parkinson’s, they will normally have more severe symptoms than a person without the disease who has late-stage Parkinson’s.
There are five classifications of Parkinson’s symptoms. Motor Symptoms is the ones you normally feel. Such symptoms include shaking, sweating, excess sweating, uncontrolled muscle twitching, and muscle weakness. Non-motor symptoms are the ones that are not associated with either motor or non-motor functions. These symptoms can include urinary incontinence, leg spasms, difficulty swallowing, choking feeling, and problems with swallowing. Combined with any tremor, these symptoms can make Parkinson’s disease easier to live with.
People who have Parkinson’s disease symptoms also experience the problems related to rigidity of muscles, which is known as bradykinesia. The stiff muscles and tissues affect many parts of the body. The neck, for example, becomes rigid; so do the face, arms, and legs. In addition, problems with movement can occur such as rigidity of the knees, ankles, and fingers.
It may help ease some of the stiffness of the muscles and tissues associated with Parkinson’s disease by exercising. Exercise can help to control muscle spasms, which makes it easier to move and live your life normally. If you have symptoms already, you may want to start an exercise program right away. In fact, doing regular exercises can help ease some of the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.
Diet also plays a large role in Parkinson’s symptoms. A low-protein diet, high in fats and sugars makes it difficult for your body to process the chemicals in your brain. This makes it harder for your body to balance certain chemicals such as dopamine. A diet rich in complex carbohydrates, fruits, vegetables, and proteins helps to improve the chemical balance and minimizes the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Additionally, a low-protein diet, including milk products, can worsen the tremor and make Parkinson’s disease worse.
Treatment for Parkinson’s disease varies depending on the stage the disease is in. Early on, the most common treatment is medication to relieve the patient’s symptoms. However, if the disease is in the late stages, your doctor may recommend that you and your family start taking vitamin supplements to reduce the risk of Parkinson’s disease and encourage healthy nerve cells in your body. Treatment options vary depending on your body, the severity of your Parkinson’s symptoms, and your doctor’s recommendations. However, there are a number of medications available now that are highly effective in treating Parkinson’s disease and relieving the many symptoms. Your doctor should discuss all treatment options with you and recommend the one that will best suit your needs.
Oren Zarif – Psychokinesis Treatment
