Synonyms Shaking paralysis Idiopathic Parkinson Syndrome Tremble Tremor Disease Parkinson’s disease Parkinson’s disease or “Morbus Parkinson” owes its name to an English doctor. This doctor, James Parkinson, described the symptoms typical of the disease as early as the beginning of the 19th century, which he observed in several of his patients. He himself first gave … Morbus Parkinson
Accompanying symptoms Other accompanying symptoms: Balance disordersMany of those affected also suffer from disturbances of their balance. These can occur when simply walking and can also become worse when distracted at the same time. Once the diagnosis is confirmed, it is therefore advisable to do things one after the other (e.g. first stop and then … Accompanying symptoms | Morbus Parkinson
The term “massage” comes from the Arabic and means freely translated as: “to touch” or “to feel”. Introduction The term massage refers to a process in which the skin, connective tissue and muscles are mechanically influenced. This mechanical influence is achieved through various manual stretching, pulling and pressure stimuli. As a rule, a massage serves … Massage
Massage techniques Roughly speaking, the different massage techniques are divided into two large groups: the classical and the alternative massage forms. In the course of the classical massage, the skin, connective tissue and muscles are treated at exactly the point where they are worked on by the action of mechanical force. Classical forms of massage … Massage techniques | Massage
Symptoms The symptoms of Parkinson’s disease can vary greatly in their severity. At the beginning of the disease, psychological changes often occur first. Often the patient appears depressed (see depression) and becomes physically tired very quickly. In addition, various complaints and pain in the area of the back and neck can occur. In the course … Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease
Synonyms in a broader sense Shaking paralysis Idiopathic Parkinson Syndrome Tremble Tremor Disease Parkinson’s disease Introduction This topic is the continuation of our topic Parkinson’s disease. For general information about the disease, diagnosis, and distribution, see our topic: Parkinson’s disease. Therapy The therapeutic options for treating Parkinson’s disease can be roughly divided into 3 main … Therapy of a Parkinson’s disease
Own measures It has been shown that there is a whole range of things that a Parkinson’s patient can do himself to positively influence his disease. Exercise: As with many diseases, regular exercise helps with Parkinson’s disease. Although it is true that there is a progressive restriction in mobility, a patient does not have to … Own measures | Therapy of a Parkinson’s disease
