Characteristic Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease

Tremors: Involuntary trembling of the limbs

Rigidity: Stiffness of the muscles

Akinesia: Lack of movement or slowness in initiating and maintaining movement

Postural instability: Characteristic bending or flexion of the body, associated with difficulty in balance and disturbances in gait.

Primary Symptoms

Bradykinesia – Slowness in voluntary movement such as standing up, walking, and sitting down. This happens because of delayed transmission signals from the brain to the muscles.
Tremors – Often occur in the hands, fingers, forearms, foot, mouth, or chin. Typically, tremors take place when the limbs are at rest as opposed to when there is movement.
Rigidity – Otherwise known as stiff muscles, often produce muscle pain that is increased during movement.
Poor Balance – Happens because of the loss of reflexes that help posture. This causes unsteady balance which oftentimes leads to a fall.
Parkinson’s Gait – A common walk of somebody with Parkinson’s disease. It includes shuffling, head down, shoulders drooped, lack of arm swing, and leaning backwards or forwards unnaturally. Initiating walking is difficult and freezing mid-stride is common.

Secondary Symptoms

• Constipation
• Difficulty swallowing; saliva and food that get caught in the mouth or in the back of the throat may cause choking, coughing, or drooling
• Sialorrhoea-excessive salivation
• Excessive sweating

• Loss of bowel and/or bladder control
• Loss of intellectual capacity
• Psychosocial: anxiety, depression, isolation
• Scaling, dry skin on the face or scalp
• Slow response to questions
• Small cramped handwriting
• Soft, whispery voice

We aim to enable people with Parkinson’s disease to maintain their maximum level of mobility, activity and independence through the monitoring of their condition and the targeting of the appropriate physical treatment. A range of approaches to movement rehabilitation, which with education and support are employed to maximise functional ability, minimize secondary complications and enhance quality of life over the whole course of the disease.

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Early you start your Neurorehabilitation process sooner you can achieve your goals towards Recovery.

Neurorehabilitation With Combination Therapy Is The ONLY Answer for Achieving Highest Percentage Of Results In Parkinson’s Disease/ Neuroplasticity

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