Yellow
day lily, just for illustration
There
are many signs of Parkinson’s
Diseases, one of them is loss to smell (Hyposmia).
Keep
in mind, it is common or about 70% - 90% of people faced olfactory
impairment in certain point in their life, especially the older ones.
Many impairments just common health issues.
The
impairments may include trouble to:
-
detect odors
-
tell different of odors
-
identify smell
-
sense smell
Smell
impairments could be caused by many factors such as:
-
infection and injury of upper respiratory
-
there is polyp in nasal cavity
-
sinus infections
-
medications (using
of drugs)
-
hormone productions
-
exposure to chemical substances
In
the long term or more than two years, olfactory impairment not only
common health issues, but could also be problems lead to motor
symptoms, then affect on movements (signs Parkinson’s Diseases).
Scientists
develops smell test called DaTSCAN
recently. The test is cheaper and has quick result. The validation is
promising. About 86% to 92% people are diagnosed as early patients of
Parkinson's diseases.
Thus,
physicians may treated patients to prevent progression of Parkinson's
diseases as soon as possible.
...thankfully I can still smell, the good and the bad!
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DeleteSmell Loss may Lead to Parkinson’s - Parkinson’s Diseases 11
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Yellow day lily, just for illustration
There are many signs of Parkinson’s Diseases, one of them is loss to smell (Hyposmia).
Keep in mind, it is common or about 70% - 90% of people faced olfactory impairment in certain point in their life, especially the older ones. Many impairments just common health issues.
The impairments may include trouble to:
- detect odors
- tell different of odors
- identify smell
- sense smell
Smell impairments could be caused by many factors such as:
- infection and injury of upper respiratory
- there is polyp in nasal cavity
- sinus infections
- medications (using of drugs)
- hormone productions
- exposure to chemical substances
In the long term or more than two years, olfactory impairment not only common health issues, but could also be problems lead to motor symptoms, then affect on movements (signs Parkinson’s Diseases).
Scientists develops smell test called DaTSCAN recently. The test is cheaper and has quick result. The validation is promising. About 86% to 92% people are diagnosed as early patients of Parkinson's diseases.
Thus, physicians may treated patients to prevent progression of Parkinson's diseases as soon as possible.
My scent is still perfectly in order because i smell this early morning still has the delicious smell of fresh hay. They can also receive a scent loss by the corona virus. That wasn't on your list.
ReplyDeleteThank God for our sense of smell. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteThanks -
DeleteSmell Loss may Lead to Parkinson’s - Parkinson’s Diseases 11
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Yellow day lily, just for illustration
There are many signs of Parkinson’s Diseases, one of them is loss to smell (Hyposmia).
Keep in mind, it is common or about 70% - 90% of people faced olfactory impairment in certain point in their life, especially the older ones. Many impairments just common health issues.
The impairments may include trouble to:
- detect odors
- tell different of odors
- identify smell
- sense smell
Smell impairments could be caused by many factors such as:
- infection and injury of upper respiratory
- there is polyp in nasal cavity
- sinus infections
- medications (using of drugs)
- hormone productions
- exposure to chemical substances
In the long term or more than two years, olfactory impairment not only common health issues, but could also be problems lead to motor symptoms, then affect on movements (signs Parkinson’s Diseases).
Scientists develops smell test called DaTSCAN recently. The test is cheaper and has quick result. The validation is promising. About 86% to 92% people are diagnosed as early patients of Parkinson's diseases.
Thus, physicians may treated patients to prevent progression of Parkinson's diseases as soon as possible.
Grazie per queste importanti informazioni!
ReplyDeletebuona domenica
My sense of smell has never been as keen as some but it still works.
ReplyDeleteHello, I can usually smell pretty good. Some times the odors like perfumes and cigarettes can bother me and start off my allergies. Enjoy your day, happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow...you posted something very promising & good news in the realm of science & medicine today. Thankfully, something positive for a possible cure in the future.
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DeleteSmell Loss may Lead to Parkinson’s - Parkinson’s Diseases 11
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Yellow day lily, just for illustration
There are many signs of Parkinson’s Diseases, one of them is loss to smell (Hyposmia).
Keep in mind, it is common or about 70% - 90% of people faced olfactory impairment in certain point in their life, especially the older ones. Many impairments just common health issues.
The impairments may include trouble to:
- detect odors
- tell different of odors
- identify smell
- sense smell
Smell impairments could be caused by many factors such as:
- infection and injury of upper respiratory
- there is polyp in nasal cavity
- sinus infections
- medications (using of drugs)
- hormone productions
- exposure to chemical substances
In the long term or more than two years, olfactory impairment not only common health issues, but could also be problems lead to motor symptoms, then affect on movements (signs Parkinson’s Diseases).
Scientists develops smell test called DaTSCAN recently. The test is cheaper and has quick result. The validation is promising. About 86% to 92% people are diagnosed as early patients of Parkinson's diseases.
Thus, physicians may treated patients to prevent progression of Parkinson's diseases as soon as possible.
Good Lord..My sense of smell is still functioning :-) You too have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of the Lily, my sense of smell is still good.
ReplyDeleteBest regards Irma
Very interesting!!
ReplyDeleteTanza, This is an awful disease... I had an uncle who had both Parkinson's and Altzimers at the same time. He was wealthy but all his money couldn't fix these terrible afflictions. Stay Safe and Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteMy sense of smell is doing good, thank goodness. :)
ReplyDeleteinteresting post
ReplyDeleteThanks -
DeleteSmell Loss may Lead to Parkinson’s - Parkinson’s Diseases 11
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Yellow day lily, just for illustration
There are many signs of Parkinson’s Diseases, one of them is loss to smell (Hyposmia).
Keep in mind, it is common or about 70% - 90% of people faced olfactory impairment in certain point in their life, especially the older ones. Many impairments just common health issues.
The impairments may include trouble to:
- detect odors
- tell different of odors
- identify smell
- sense smell
Smell impairments could be caused by many factors such as:
- infection and injury of upper respiratory
- there is polyp in nasal cavity
- sinus infections
- medications (using of drugs)
- hormone productions
- exposure to chemical substances
In the long term or more than two years, olfactory impairment not only common health issues, but could also be problems lead to motor symptoms, then affect on movements (signs Parkinson’s Diseases).
Scientists develops smell test called DaTSCAN recently. The test is cheaper and has quick result. The validation is promising. About 86% to 92% people are diagnosed as early patients of Parkinson's diseases.
Thus, physicians may treated patients to prevent progression of Parkinson's diseases as soon as possible.
Loss of smell can also be connected with Covid-19. On the other extreme, my sense of smell can be ultra sensitive when I have a migraine.
ReplyDeleteNão tinha conhecimento do teste, mas dá percentagens muito favoráveis.
ReplyDeleteMuito bom post :)
So beautiful flower!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post for Parkinson’s Diseases.
Very informative, yes the flower is gorgeous too. Have a nice week!
ReplyDeleteThanks -
DeleteSmell Loss may Lead to Parkinson’s - Parkinson’s Diseases 11
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Yellow day lily, just for illustration
There are many signs of Parkinson’s Diseases, one of them is loss to smell (Hyposmia).
Keep in mind, it is common or about 70% - 90% of people faced olfactory impairment in certain point in their life, especially the older ones. Many impairments just common health issues.
The impairments may include trouble to:
- detect odors
- tell different of odors
- identify smell
- sense smell
Smell impairments could be caused by many factors such as:
- infection and injury of upper respiratory
- there is polyp in nasal cavity
- sinus infections
- medications (using of drugs)
- hormone productions
- exposure to chemical substances
In the long term or more than two years, olfactory impairment not only common health issues, but could also be problems lead to motor symptoms, then affect on movements (signs Parkinson’s Diseases).
Scientists develops smell test called DaTSCAN recently. The test is cheaper and has quick result. The validation is promising. About 86% to 92% people are diagnosed as early patients of Parkinson's diseases.
Thus, physicians may treated patients to prevent progression of Parkinson's diseases as soon as possible.
So many worries we have these days. Especially with COVID, as well. Thank you for the info.
ReplyDeleteSo informative. Smelling is very important. So scary without it.
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