Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease (Pd) is a neurodegenerative disease that affects the nervous system and brain and can cause movement problems. Around 0.3% of people above the age of 40 years are suffering from this disease, which is 7.5 million people worldwide.

Signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s disease 

There are some common symptoms that a normal patient suffers from. Which can let you know if your body is representing any sign of disease.

•             Tremors
•             Shaking
•             Muscular pain or stiff muscles
•             Problems in sleeping
•             Dizziness
•             Amnesia
•             Confusion
•             Anxiety

Parkinson’s disease mostly affects the brain and nervous system, so the patient has to suffer from these types of problems.

Causes 

Parkinson’s disease mainly affects the nerve cells present in the brain or nervous system, which leads to abnormal brain activities and impaired movements.

There is not much information available about the cause of Parkinson’s disease. But there are some factors related to Parkinson’s disease:

•             Genes.
•             Exposure to toxic chemicals
•             Working with heavy metals, detergents, and solvents,

Prevention 

Parkinson’s disease is an unknown disease so there is no permanent cure for it. However, modern scientific research has proven that it can be prevented with Neurotherapy and other physical activities. Neurotherapy applies pressure on those damaged nerves and help in decrease the pain.

Risk factors 

There are some risk factors that can help you know in which conditions Parkinson’s can affect a person:

 •             Age. Age is a primary factor. Around 7.5 million people in the world affected by Parkinson’s disease are above 40 years old.
•             Gender. Males appear to have more chances of developing Parkinson’s than women.
•             Genetical factor.
•             Daily life activities. If someone is working with toxic chemicals or with heavy metals,