Is the hand shaking Parkinson's? Zhang Xizhong, chief physician of the Department of Neurosurgery, Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University, introduced that Parkinson's disease, formerly known as tremor Paralysis, can be seen in the name of one of Parkinson's symptoms, tremor or tremor, but tremors and paralysis do not represent Parkinson's disease.
About 70% of Parkinson's patients have tremors, and a considerable part of it is not tremor. There is a tremor that is not Parkinson's, called idiopathic tremor, such as some people shaking their hands when they are nervous, and the more nervous they are.
This tremor is the tremor in motion, the more the movement the more shaking, and Parkinson's is forbidden tremor, exercise is not shaking, this is the most obvious difference between the two tremors. How is Parkinson's or idiopathic tremor identified?
Patients can drink a little red wine, when he reached a certain degree of relaxation but not very drunk, if he is not shaking in this relaxed state, then the scientific judgment is idiopathic tremor, rather than Parkinson's.
What are the typical symptoms of Parkinson's disease?
Some of Parkinson's most typical symptoms are tremor, stiffness, and slow motion.
1. Tremor Home impression is more deep is the champion Ali in the Olympic Games in the ignition army, his hands are constantly shaking shaking.
This is the tremor of Parkinson's disease, also known as static tremor, the more in the quiet when the more shaking, but in the exercise process does not tremble, which is different from some of the idiopathic tremor.
2. Stiffness
When examining a patient, the doctor will find his hands, feet or limbs are particularly stiff, and even some face will be in a stiff state, like a mask face.
3. Slow motion Many Parkinson's patients walk very, very slowly, which is the most painful point for Parkinson's patients.
Some patients want to get on the elevator, go to the elevator mouth, but because the action is too slow, the elevator may be closed he has not entered, on the bus is also, because he can not keep up with the rhythm of normal people.
In the three major cases of Parkinson's disease, slow and stiff movements are more likely to cause or inconvenience than tremors.
In addition to the three typical symptoms described earlier, Parkinson's patients also have some other symptoms, such as non-athletic disorders, such as constipation, indigestion, anxiety, posture-body balance disorders, posture disorders, and so on. Is Parkinson's hand shaking? Experts teach you how to judge yourself
