Recognize the Early Signs of Parkinson's Symptoms
Although less visible, but there are symptoms of Parkinson's in the early stages that can be felt by patients. Early detection can help patients get treatment for natural Parkinson's symptoms.
Early signs of Parkinson's disease
The most famous symptoms of Parkinson's are tremors in the hands and fingers, but actually there are other symptoms of Parkinson's at an early stage that can be detected by more symptoms of tremors on the hands or fingers, namely:
1. Movement and balance
Interference causes Parkinson's disease in the nerves that control movement. This causes symptoms of Parkinson's disease, such as stiffness and slowness of movement (bradykinesia) that occurs continuously.
Patients may experience when walking or moving in an uncoordinated jerky style. In addition to body movements, Parkinson's disease also affects the body's balance.
Parkinson's patients may need medication and care to be able to restore balance.
2. The masking phenomenon
The phenomenon is one of the obvious symptoms of Parkinson's Masking. Patients will find it difficult to control and move their facial muscles. This phenomenon is that people look expressionless and flat.
In addition, another symptom associated with sufferers of the Parkinson's masking phenomenon is slowness in winking.
3. Tremors
Tremor is the most visible symptom of Parkinson's. Tremors can only come from vibrations on the fingers or hands, and finally, the most serious and can be seen by others. Tremors can also be experienced when the patient is at rest.
4. Posture
Patients with Parkinson's posture will change gradually. Gradually, the patient will stoop. bending posture is caused by reduced coordination and balance of the body.
5. Handwriting
Nerve disorders as a result of Parkinson's disease can be very difficult to write. The symptoms of Parkinson's can make the patient's hand written to be small and hard to read.
6. Sleep disturbance
Other symptoms are Parkinson's sleep disorders such as insomnia, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, and so on.
7. Change voice
The sound emitted by the patient while talking is getting narrower or the resulting tone of voice becomes monotonous. In severe cases, patients will have difficulty speaking.
8. sense of smell
Aside from tremors, decreased olfactory hyposmia function or one of the most visible symptoms of Parkinson's. Patients may have difficulty in detecting, identifying and distinguishing odors.
9. Constipation
Constipation can also be experienced by people with Parkinson's disease and usually constipation is a symptom of Parkinson's which appears before Parkinson's symptoms that affect motor function appear.
10. Psychological disorders
Parkinson's disease can reduce dopamine levels in the body and have an effect on mood and behavior. Psychological problems that may be experienced by people with depression, psychosis, anxiety, and so on.
Causes of Parkinson's symptoms
Parkinson's disease is not known with certainty, but the nerve cells of Parkinson's patients will be increasingly damaged and die. Parkinson's symptoms appear because brain activity is disrupted by low dopamine levels. Decreased levels of dopamine due to damage to nerve cells that produce dopamine compounds.
Several factors that may play a role as a cause of Parkinson's disease are genetic and environmental. There are several cases that show that Parkinson's disease can affect other family members.
Some genetic variations are known to increase the risk of Parkinson's disease, but that is something that is unlikely to happen.
Exposure to certain poisons is one of the environmental factors that can influence a person's likelihood of developing Parkinson's disease later.
The importance of consulting a doctor
If you or someone around you knows the symptoms of Parkinson's, see a doctor immediately. Fast and proper handling can reduce the severity of symptoms.
In addition, the symptoms of the Parkinson's Summit can be symptoms of other diseases. Therefore, you should consult your doctor for a thorough thorough examination accurately.
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