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Check out the end of the document for 25 keyword terms that are related to Parkinson's disease. par
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The first place to go to check for more information, support groups and news is the National Parkinson Foundation based in Florida. The website even has a discussion forum. par
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The neurology channel has provided a brief but excellent website on the subject of parkinson's. For a quick view of signs and symptoms this is a good place to begin. par
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As parkinson's is a neurological disease the national institute of neurological distorders and stroke have provided this very comprehenisve guide on the issue. The link takes you to the condensed version, which is good enough for most of us. par
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Here you can find even more details about the neurological disease parkinson's and specifically about how it can impact your movements and what you can do about i. par
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The respected Mayo clinic has provided a very interesting and comprehensive collection of resources about parkinson's disease that is worth checking out. par
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This is the US federal governments information portal about Parkinson's disease. par
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The parkinson's disease foundation funds research into parkinson's and has helped around one million americans. They have information in Spanish as well as English and is a resource worth exploring. You can even submit questions to the experts on the site. par
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pard Parkinson's Disease: A Complete Guide for Patients and Families (A Johns Hopkins Press Health Book)par
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/Parkinsons-Disease-Complete-Patients-Families/dp/0801885469/lang3081 par
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pardsa120lang1033 Recent innovations, including deep brain stimulation and new medications, have significantly improved the lives of people with Parkinson's disease. Nevertheless, medical, emotional, and physical challenges remain. The second edition of this accessible and comprehensive guide provides crucial information for managing this complex condition, including details on the use of medications, diet, exercise, complementary therapies, and surgery. par
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Parkinson's Disease For Dummies (For Dummies (Health & Fitness))par
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/Parkinsons-Disease-Dummies-Health-Fitness/dp/0470073950/lang3081 par
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If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with Parkinsonrquote s Disease yourquote re probably wrestling with fear, despair, and countless questions about the future. Itrquote s brighter than you think. In Parkinsonrquote s Disease for Dummies, yourquote ll discover how to keep a positive attitude and lead an active, productive life as this user-friendly, guide pilots you through the important steps toward taking charge of your condition. It helps you: Make sure you have an accurate diagnosis Assemble and work with your health care team Inform others about your condition Choose the most effective medications Establish a diet and exercise regimen Consider surgical options, alternative therapies, and clinical trials Maintain healthy personal and professional relationships Adjust your routine as your PD progresses This one-stop resource provides proven coping skills, first-hand advice, and practical tools, such as worksheets to assess care options, questions to ask doctors, and current listings of care providers. From the Back CoverUse medications safely and effectively Get an accurate diagnosis, evaluate treatment options, and manage Parkinson's disease This positive, straightforward guide offers proven techniques for finding the right doctors, coping with daily issues, and providing care as the disease progresses. The authors cover young onset Parkinson's disease, and detail ways to keep your mind sharp, your body in shape, your stress under control emdash and live a full, satisfying life. par
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Delay the Disease -Exercise and Parkinson's Diseasepar
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/Delay-Disease-Exercise-Parkinsons/dp/1424332087/lang3081 par
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ISBN 1424332087par
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Amazon's Product Descriptionline David Zid, an ACE, APG certified trainer, has collaborated with orthopedic surgeon, Thomas H. Mallory, M.D., who is afflicted with Parkinson's disease, in the development of a Parkinson's specific fitness program designed to proactively minimize tremors and improve flexibility, stability, balance and strength. Delay the Disease contains colorful photographs of Zid demonstrating each move, as well as recommendations for exercise frequency, modification and how to adjust the workout as one improves. Parkinson's patients participating in Zid's fitness program notice improvement in walking, dressing and maintaining balance. Exercises are divided into categories (wake up call, walking and balance, cardiovascular, strength, facial and vocal, and night-time stretching. par
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The First Year---Parkinson's Disease: An Essential Guide for the Newly Diagnosedpar
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/First-Year-Parkinsons-Disease-Essential-Diagnosed/dp/1569243727/lang3081par
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Parkinson's diseaseemdash a chronic disorder that causes a progressive loss of nerve cell function in the part of the brain that controls muscle movementemdash is an incurable neurological condition with debilitating symptoms. Over 1.5 million Americans are affected, and the numbers continue to grow. From the first moment of her Parkinson's diagnosis, author Jackie Christensen took charge and educated herself on every aspect of her condition. Now, as a "patient-expert," she guides those newly diagnosed step by step through their first year with Parkinson's. She provides crucial information about the nature of the disease, treatment options, diet, exercise, charts and tables, social concerns, emotional issues, networking with others, and much more. The First Yearemdash Parkinson's Disease will be an invaluable guide for all those who want to be an informed, active participant in the management of their condition.par
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Living Well with Parkinson's Disease: What Your Doctor Doesn't Tell You....That You Need to Know (Living Well)par
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/Living-Well-Parkinsons-Disease-You-That/dp/0061173223/lang3081 par
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A complete guide to Parkinson's from two people with the disease who cofounded a national support and advocacy organization. In Living Well with Parkinson's Disease, Gretchen Garie and Michael J. Church, a couple who both have Parkinson's and live daily with the effects of the disease, thoroughly discuss diagnosis, treatment options, and the emotional consequences of this difficult illness. With a conversational, pragmatic, and personal tone, they offer advice on such topics as: how Parkinson's disease affects relationships the role of diet, supplements, and rest and relaxation strategies for navigating professional life and the maze of the health-care system handling everyday challenges such as buttoning a shirt or rolling over in bed and more! Compassionate and inspiring, Living Well with Parkinson's Disease offers knowledge and wisdom from those who understand the challenges of dealing with Parkinson's every daypar
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Parkinson's Disease: 300 Tips for Making Life Easierpar
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/Parkinsons-Disease-Tips-Making-Easier/dp/1932603530/lang3081 par
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Being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease can be distressing, and adjusting to the effects of the disease is often difficult. This indispensable resource for patients, family, friends, and caregivers helps patients rise above PDrquote s challenges by working smarter, maintaining a positive outlook, and conserving time and energy. Organized by subject, the book covers a wide range of topics, including making the home more accessible; dressing aids and simple clothing adaptations; using technology to improve communication; eating and drinking tips for people with difficulty swallowing; mobility and exercise; managing home health care; cars and driving; leisure and recreational activities; travel; and much more. A resource section at the end of each chapter contains contact information for the agencies, organizations, and products mentioned. Completely revised and updated to include over 65 new tips and 40 additional resources, the book enables readers to become more independent and lead remarkably unlimited lives.par
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What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Parkinson's Disease: A Holistic Program for Optimal Wellnesspar
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/What-Doctor-About-Parkinsons-Disease/dp/0446678902/lang3081 par
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There are over one million people in the U.S. living with Parkinson's disease, a debilitating neurological disorder. Patients can now choose from a variety of increasingly effective treatments, including new drugs, revolutionary surgical techniques, and cutting-edge alternative treatments such as intravenous glutathione therapy. The book covers not only the pros and cons of prescription drug and surgical treatments for Parkinson's, but discusses the latest alternative therapies, including herbal treatments, traditional Chinese medicine, Ayurvedic medicine, diet, exercise, mind-body approaches like Tai Chi, and energy work. With special sections focusing on how patients can deal with persistent problems such as fatigue, depression, and balance problems, and unique chapters that specifically address the interests of the growing number of both caregivers and young-onset Parkinson's patients, this book is a must for anyone looking to alleviate the disabilities caused by this devastating illness. par
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Parkinson's Disease & the Art of Movingpar
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URL lang1033 http://www.amazon.com/Parkinsons-Disease-Moving-John-Argue/dp/1572241837/lang3081 par
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ISBN 1572241837par
Faced with an incurable and often debilitating illness, Parkinson's patients must relearn how to sit up in a chair, speak clearly, keep their balance while walking, and stand from a sitting position. Over 100 photographs illustrate exercises derived from yoga and t'ai chi techniques; and theater movement skills show readers how to cope as gracefully as possible with the loss of coordination that Parkinson's patients experience. Book Info(New Harbinger Publications) Kaiser Permanente Hospital, San Francisco, CA. Explains how to make exercise a part of the Parkinson's Disease patient's daily regimen. Ten lessons with over 100 photographs show people with Parkinson's how to improve flexibility, balance, gait, and communication. par
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pardb0i0f0fs24 Living with a degenerative, chronic disease is not easy. The disease can have multiple symptoms and does not present itself in the same in those who have the disease. In one person the disease may come on slowly over years. In another the disease may progress quickly. One person may have tremors as the major symptom for the disease and for another person the major symptom may be unstable balance and uncoordinated walking. One person may have onset of Parkinson's at age 55 and another at age 70. The disease will eventually make it difficult to do daily tasks and by the time individuals have had Parkinson's for 20 years they are either in an assisted living situation or they have died. In the end most of those with Parkinson's will develop cognitive issues such as confusion, loss of ability to be organized, or being forgetful.par
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f0 When the symptoms first cause the individual to seek a diagnosis, they may have to endure many tests including x-rays and brain scans, blood tests and other laboratory tests in order to rule out other conditions because there is no laboratory test to take that will diagnose Parkinsonrquote s disease.par
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f0 Individuals with Parkinson's will lose not only control over movements but over their sense of smell, and cognitive abilities. The disease will rob you of not only your physical abilities, but the loss of cognitive abilities too. par
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Your doctor may refer you to a psychiatrist if you are depressed or if you are having difficulty adjusting to your diagnosis, or if you have a high level of anxiety. Not everyone suffers from depression or anxiety. Psychiatrist may use different tools to help you including psychotherapy, group or private counseling, and medications.par
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f0 A high-fiber diet and consuming adequate amounts of food can help with the symptom of constipation. Ask your doctor about taking psllium or stool softeners to help you regulate your bowel movements. Make sure you are increasing your fluids when exercising or when the weather is hot. If you are older than 65 or for other reasons are not able to tolerate large amounts of raw fruit and vegetables, try eating dried fruits, prune juice, canned fruits, and soft cooked vegetables. Never rush to introduce fiber to your diet, increase the amount of fiber slowly. If you start off eating too much fiber all at once, you will risk stomach cramps, and excess gas. Whenever you take bran, remember to drink plenty of water. It is also important to have regular exercise to avoid constipation.par
Most individuals will have improved symptoms when they take prescribed medications.par
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f0 It is important to continue your daily activities as long as possible. It is important to remain mobile and active as much as possible. If you are able to do something don't limit yourself or restrict your activities. Physical conditioning can be maintained or even reestablished when you exercise on a regular basis or participate in physical therapy. Even walking for a minimum of 30 minutes a day can be beneficial. Start out with a short walk and work up to 30 minutes daily. If you are having difficulty with balance or you feel that it may be unsafe to do certain exercises seek the advise of your doctor or a rehabilitation specialist, or physical therapist.par
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f0 There are many professionals who are able to assist in maintaining an active and functional lifestyle for as long as possible. Professionals such as your medical doctor and staff, a rehabilitation specialist, the physical therapist, occupational therapist, and your speech therapist.par
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If possible your occupational therapist may also come to your home to help you decide on ways to make adaptations that will help you to access items or help with mobility.par
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Some individuals attend a specialty Parkinson's disease clinic, where nurses teach classes to educate individuals with the disease as well as to counsel patients regarding medical conditions and how to best manage Parkinson's in your everyday life.par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 Your medical doctor and the staff were there for you when the diagnosis was made. They helped you to understand what Parkinson's disease was all about. They will continue to be there to care for your general health issues and to refer you to other medical health professionals as needed. You need to continue your annual check-ups.par
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Community-based programs offer exercise programs so you can exercise in groups for social or emotional support.par
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A nutritionist can help you to devise a diet plan to help you maintain weight, make meal preparation easier or give you sources for the best foods to use to ease your symptoms such as constipation.par
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A social worker can help you with any problems you are having that involve social, emotional or economic issues. They are good at helping you to express what is really bothering you about work, school or home life and to find solutions that will help to make your life with Parkinson's easier.par
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Your pharmacist not only dispenses your prescription drugs but the pharmacist can keep a detailed record of all of your prescriptions to check for interactions or possible side effects or when medications should not be taken with others. It is important that you always use the same pharmacy for all of your medication needs so that the record will be accurate.par
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pardb0i0f0fs24 The symptoms of Parkinson's disease are caused by a group of specific brain cells called neurons that slowly and progressively become injured and degenerate and die. The symptoms caused by this degenerative process cause the major symptoms of Parkinson's including tremors, rigidity and stiffness, gait irregularities, and balance and coordination problems. The tremors are involuntary trembling of your limbs. Rigidity refers to stiffness of muscles, and Akinesia is the lack of movement or slowness in starting or maintaining a movement. Postural instability is the characteristic bending of the body, associated with difficulty in maintaining balance or disturbances in gait.par
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f0 Early signs of Parkinson's may be mild and slow to progress. The tremor or shaking of a limb is perhaps the most well known sign of Parkinson's. Another common early sign of Parkinson's is the slowed motion. When someone is walking and the movement has become slowed the person may shuffle or take short steps. Rigid muscles will cause decreased movement in joints and a feeling of pain causing decreased range of motion. The disease may cause your posture to become stooped, which may throw off your balance. You may experience a loss of automatic movement such as blinking, smiling, and swinging your arms back and forth at your sides. Some individuals with Parkinson's disease develop a fixed star with unblinking eyes. Some individuals will cease to gesture while they speak as they used to do. Your speech may change such as speaking softer, or more rapidly, or even in a monotone. You may slur your words, stutter, or hesitate before speaking. Dementia is another symptom of Parkinson's disease and occurs in the alter stages of the disease. Patients will start to lose mental clarity and memory.par
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f0 Not everyone will experience the same signs and symptoms or even experience them at the same point in the disease. There are major symptoms that most patients experience but patients do not necessary experience the major symptoms. The lack of consistency in symptoms is one reason why Parkinsonrquote s disease is difficult to diagnose.par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 The four main symptoms of Parkinson's disease (PD) are tremor, or a trembling in the hands, arms, legs, jaw, and face; a rigidity, or stiffness of the trunk and of the limbs; slowness of movement; and lastly instability of posture, or impaired balance and coordination. As the disease progresses individuals may have difficulty walking, talking, or doing simple tasks. par
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At the onset of Parkinson's the symptoms are subtle and they occur very slowly over time. The disease may progress quickly for some and not for others. The shaking, and tremors will begin to interfere with the performance of tasks over time. Other than the four main symptoms the other symptoms of Parkinson's disease are depression, difficulty when swallowing or chewing, difficulty speaking, having difficulty urinating, constipation, skin issues, and sleep disturbances.par
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There is no known cure for Parkinson's but there are medications that can be used to bring relief from the symptoms. The most common drug therapy is levodopa combined with carbidopa. Other medicines used are anticholinergics, bromocriptine, pramipexole, ropinirole, rasagiline, and amantadine.par
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When medications do not relieve the symptoms surgery may be necessary. There is a therapy called deep brain stimulation (DBS) used to decrease the involuntary movements and to alleviate fluctuations of symptoms and to help reduce the tremors, slowness of movements, and any issues with walking.par
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pardb0i0f0fs24 There are several risk factors for Parkinson's that people should be aware of, they include age because the risk for Parkinson's increases with age. Heredity is another risk factor for Parkinson's. If you have a family member or a close relative who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease your risk increases by 5% for each family member. Another risk factor is sex; men are more likely to develop Parkinson's disease than women. Exposure to toxins on an ongoing basis slightly increases your risks especially herbicides and pesticides.par
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f0 It is important to seek medical advice and diagnosis for any symptom that has you concerned because you are not only getting a diagnosis for possible Parkinson's disease but you will be ruling out other diseases as well. Early diagnosis means early treatment and early treatment can delay or better manage your disease which can have a positive impact on future years with the disease.par
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f0 Complications can come as a result of the disease itself as it progresses or it may be as a result of medications for the treatment of the disease. Some of the side effects of the medications prescribed for Parkinson's disease include twitching or making jerking movements of either the arms or the legs, hallucinations, sleepiness, and also a drop of blood pressure when standing up rapidly. This can be dangerous. par
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f0 Your doctor should be monitoring any side effects you experience when taking medications. Remember to tell your doctor immediately if you have any side effects from taking medications. Your doctor can adjust your medication dosage, or switch you to another medication in order to avoid the unwanted side effects.par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 Your doctor will help you to devise a treatment plan to manage your Parkinson's disease. Your input in this plan is necessary as part of the treatment may be lifestyle changes or home remedies of which yourquote re input will be valuable. You want to choose a treatment plan that will contain the least amount of possible side effects. Parts of the treatment plan such as lifestyle changes won't look good if they are adhered to only on paper. You have to make a commitment to everyone on the treatment plan. Having a treatment plan that you helped design will encourage you to stick to the plan and make living your life with this disease called Parkinson's easier. Your plan may include healthy eating, exercise, avoiding safety issues especially falls, and being able to do daily tasks with a minimal of frustration and discomfort.par
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Food is your body's energy and keeping a good energy level is critical to maintaining an active life for as long as possible. You should eat a well-balanced diet that includes plenty of raw fruits and vegetables and whole grains. Make sure that you increase fiber slowly and up your water intake at the same time. Your doctor may suggest taking a fiber supplement such as psyllium powder, Metamucil, or Citrucel. Make sure you drink plenty of water with these supplements.par
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Exercise is important to improve mental clarity, improve depression, and give you a better outlook on life. Because Parkinson's can affect your balance you need to be especially careful when exercising so you don't lose your balance and also to prevent falls. Tips for exercising and walking with care include taking your time and not trying to move too rapidly, strike the floor with your heel first and then your toe. Check your posture if you notice that you are shuffling when walking. Stand up straight with your head held high and her head over your hips. Your feet should be between eight and ten inches apart.par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 Life is hard enough, but when you have a disease like Parkinson's some days it can be pretty difficult to find anything that can be easy. Believe it or not there are some things that may make your life easier as you struggle to try to maintain daily activities in the face of this progressive disease.par
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If you are having eating difficulties such as chewing or swallowing, if you are experiencing weight loss due to your eating problems it is important to ask a registered dietitian or a nutritionist for help with your diet. Eat smaller more frequent meals. Avoid crumbly fibrous food is you are already experiencing difficulty swallowing. When eating make sure that the environment is quiet and somewhere that you can relax during the meal. Eating while sitting in a high backed chair is better. When you suck on ice for a few minutes before a meal it may make swallowing easier for you. Drink an iced drink to aid your swallowing. It is also a good idea to add a little bit of liquid to your food in your mouth as a way to help with swallowing. Put a spoonful or forkful of food in your mouth and before swallowing take a sip of drink and then swallow.par
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Stress can make your symptoms worse so do all you can to either avoid stress in your life or if that is not possible learn how to cope with the stress by learning some relaxation techniques. This may require reducing your work hours, retiring early, getting help with your finances or getting help with housework or lawn care.par
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Gather your support system around you including your medical team, your family and friends. Especially right after you receive the diagnosis you will be emotional and will be able to lean on others until you have adjusted to the news.par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 Other early signs of Parkinson's include facial expressions that are changed from your normal such as a lack of smile, staring, or a lack of blinking; failure to swing one arm when you are walking, stooped posture, frozen or painful shoulder, limping or dragging of one leg, discomfort in the neck, limbs which may also include numbness, tingling, or a achy feeling; your voice softens, internal trembling, and tremors when your body is at rest.par
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pardlang1033 lang1023 You will have plenty of professional people surrounding you when you have Parkinson's disease. They will become part of your support system. Your support system will include medical personnel, therapists, community-based programs, nutritionist, social workers; even your pharmacist is part of your support system.lang1033par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 Parkinson's is a chronic and progressive disease that typically affects individuals over age 50. Progressive means it worsens over time and chronic means that it persists over a long period of time. Parkinson's is a brain disease that affects the motor skills and muscle movements.lang1033par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 The diagnosis for Parkinson's disease is made by medical history and a neurological examination. At the present time there is no laboratory test to confirm the diagnosis. It can be difficult for doctors to diagnose Parkinson's. Brain scans or laboratory tests may be done to rule out other diseases in an attempt to come up with a diagnosis.lang1033par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 Not every patient experiences Parkinson's in the exact same manner. Some individuals experience symptoms to the point where they become severely disabled, while others experience only minor motor symptoms.lang1033par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 The average age for someone to be diagnosed with Parkinson's disease is 65.lang1033par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 Complications of Parkinson's disease include problems that can stem from having the disease such as depression, sleep difficulties, difficulty in chewing or swallowing, urinary problems, constipation and sexual difficulties.par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 It is difficult to diagnose Parkinson's. There is no blood or other laboratory test to confirm the diagnosis of Parkinson's. The diagnosis is mainly determined based on symptoms. A doctor will basically run tests to rule out other diseases in the quest to determine a diagnosis.lang1033f1 f0par
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pardlang1023b0i0f0fs24 Parkinson's is the second most common degenerative disease affecting the nervous system. Parkinsonrquote s disease affects more individuals than Lou Gehrig's disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Muscular Dystrophy combined.par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 Shaking and twitching is usually associated with Parkinson's with some individuals progressing rapidly with other symptoms or in severity and other individuals getting worse slowly over time.lang1033par
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lang1023b0i0f0fs24 Those with Parkinson's eventually end up with cognitive issues such as the inability to organize or to "think on your feet".par
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pard lang1023 Parkinson's disease (PD) is a progressive and chronic disease that appears when neurons in the brain have degenerated. These neurons are in the region of the brain that control movement which is why many of the symptoms of Parkinson's have to do with bodily movement such as a trembling or shaking of limbs, especially when the body is resting.lang1033par
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pardlang1023 Here are some quick facts for you. Parkinson's affects 500,000 people in the United States. Every year there are approximately 50,000 new cases of Parkinson's diagnosed in the US. It is also more common in men. Parkinson's is rarely diagnosed in those who are under 40 years of age but some have been diagnosed as young as 12. The rate of Parkinson's increases after age 70. The disease occurs all over the world.par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 The usual treatment for Parkinson's is levodopa (L-dopa). This medicine replaces the dopamine that is depleted in the brain. Pallidotomy, a brain surgery can be performed when medications do not work. The surgery has been effective in reducing symptoms. A brain transplant is currently being tested to replace dopamine-producing tissue in the brain.lang1033par
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pardlang1033b0i0f0fs24 lang1023 Approximately 2% of the population in the UK has Parkinson's disease and approximately 1% of the U.S. population over age 65 has been diagnosed with Parkinson's.lang1033par
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Click bank product 1par
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Parkinsons Disease: Best-Selling Book On The Internet. Get Paid 60% Of Every Sale. Easy Sales For You With High Converting Sales Page By Pro Copywriter. Plus, We Are Constantly Improving Copy And Your Conversions With Split-testing. Extremely Low Refund Rate - Over 823 Unsolicited Testimonials From Buyers. par
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