Beautiful
view, just for illustration
I
posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance
of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some
examples of motor disorder are:
-
trouble in walking
-
slowness in moving
-
tremor
-
stiffness
Recently,
researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused
physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These
changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
-
to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
-
stress
-
depression
-
difficult to sleep
-
less sensory function
The
cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not
reduce ability
to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However,
the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily
activities.
Surprising
facts that:
-
20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
-
40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In
addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to
vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover,
based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor
disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will
have better results in near future.
WOW, nice picture, looks dry, but seems cold
ReplyDeleteThis is something even the medical people could do little to help those affected.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tanza for the explanation about this disease and let's hope and wish that we stay healthy. And also the photo is very nice. Wish you and all visitors good health.
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Beautiful view, just for illustration
I posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some examples of motor disorder are:
- trouble in walking
- slowness in moving
- tremor
- stiffness
Recently, researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
- to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
- stress
- depression
- difficult to sleep
- less sensory function
The cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not reduce ability to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However, the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily activities.
Surprising facts that:
- 20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
- 40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover, based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will have better results in near future.
...I have a friend who is a farmer in his mid 80s and he has Parkinson's, he is still active ans as sharp as a tack.
ReplyDeleteInteresting your explanation about this disease.
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Such a cruel disease!
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Beautiful view, just for illustration
I posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some examples of motor disorder are:
- trouble in walking
- slowness in moving
- tremor
- stiffness
Recently, researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
- to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
- stress
- depression
- difficult to sleep
- less sensory function
The cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not reduce ability to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However, the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily activities.
Surprising facts that:
- 20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
- 40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover, based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will have better results in near future.
An interesting description of this disease.
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Hello, this disease sounds awful. Movement and daily activities are a must! Enjoy your day, have a happy new week!
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Beautiful view, just for illustration
I posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some examples of motor disorder are:
- trouble in walking
- slowness in moving
- tremor
- stiffness
Recently, researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
- to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
- stress
- depression
- difficult to sleep
- less sensory function
The cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not reduce ability to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However, the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily activities.
Surprising facts that:
- 20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
- 40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover, based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will have better results in near future.
Parkinson's disease is a terrible disease. Unfortunately, I have in my family who suffer from this damn disease.
ReplyDeleteThis publication is phenomenal. My applause and praise
Have a happy week
A terrible disease!
ReplyDeleteA lot, I think, has to do with genes & family history with how those inflicted deal with it.
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Beautiful view, just for illustration
I posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some examples of motor disorder are:
- trouble in walking
- slowness in moving
- tremor
- stiffness
Recently, researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
- to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
- stress
- depression
- difficult to sleep
- less sensory function
The cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not reduce ability to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However, the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily activities.
Surprising facts that:
- 20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
- 40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover, based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will have better results in near future.
Lovely photo ❤
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Tanza, I had an uncle who had Parkinsons and Alzeimer's at the same time. Sad... Stay Safe and Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteInteresting post. This is such a difficult disease with limited help even though it gets a lot of attention in the scientific community. Some wonder if medications to help with physical mobility issues might play a role in cognitive impairment and confusion.
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Beautiful view, just for illustration
I posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some examples of motor disorder are:
- trouble in walking
- slowness in moving
- tremor
- stiffness
Recently, researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
- to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
- stress
- depression
- difficult to sleep
- less sensory function
The cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not reduce ability to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However, the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily activities.
Surprising facts that:
- 20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
- 40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover, based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will have better results in near future.
it is a difficult disease but not nearly as bad as Alzheimer's, in my opinion. And loss of mobility would be enough to make me depress.
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What a disease!
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Beautiful view, just for illustration
I posted about Parkinson’s diseases that relate to “disturbance of physical movement due to nervous system disorder.” Please read: Why People Could Get Parkinson’s Diseases?
Some examples of motor disorder are:
- trouble in walking
- slowness in moving
- tremor
- stiffness
Recently, researchers found that Parkinson’s diseases not only caused physical movement difficulty, but also affect on brain changes.
These changes in brain have some effects on non-motor disorder:
- to slow ability to think and memorize (cognitive impairments)
- stress
- depression
- difficult to sleep
- less sensory function
The cognitive impairment ranges from mild to severe. The mild is not reduce ability to do normal daily activities, and even not be noticed sometimes.
However, the severe impairments may cause significant problems to pursue daily activities.
Surprising facts that:
- 20% to 50% Parkinson’s patients have mild cognitive ability
- 40% Parkinson’s lead to dementia (Alzheimer’s) diseases.
In addition to Parkinson’s, cognitive dysfunction may relate to vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid diseases or other illness.
Moreover, based on current understanding, scientists put emphasis on non-motor disorder to manage Parkinson’s diseases. Hope, this approach will have better results in near future.