Parkinson’s: how to recognize its signs

Disease of nervous disorders, it begins to manifest in different ways. Be alert to signs of Parkinson.

Parkinson’s is a degenerative disease of the nervous system that primarily affects the movements. It starts with unsuspected tremors and may lead to lose the entire locomotion capabilities. When identified in time, the disease can be controlled and slowed down, although there is no cure. Learn how to note these indicators.

A small tremor

If you have not been working out recently or are not taking any medication that may cause an involuntary tremor, it can be an early sign of Parkinson’s disease.

Muscle stiffness

Resistance or stiffness in a muscle accompanied by nerve insensitivity of this region for a long period of time, can be Parkinson’s disease.

Walk differently

Parkinson’s disease also affects the way you walk, so the slightest change that you notice, try to make a diagnosis. Better safe than sorry.

Pay attention what you write

In this case, we don’t talk about the contents, but rather the looking of your handwriting. If your writing gets smaller than usual, it may be due to the rigidity of the movements of your hand and it is seen by experts as an indicator that the disease can be starting.

Other symptoms that may indicate Parkinson

There are many indicators that reveal a degeneration of the nervous system, among them we can find lack of balance, extreme fatigue, unexplained crashes, problems in voice and speak, sleep disorders and memory loss.

There’s nothing like a good doctor

If you have any of these symptoms or have a history of Parkinson’s disease in your family, do not hesitate to consult a specialist to control it in time.