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Q. What is Parkinson’s disease?  It is a progressive disorder that’s stops your brain from producing chemicals mainly dopamine that control our body’s movements. Taking Parkinson’s disease treatment can help normalise the symptoms but cannot cure the disease.  Q. What causes Parkinson’s disease? The actual cause behind Parkinson’s disease is still not discovered. But doctors speculates that due to the combination of genetic, environmental and lifestyle influences, it occurs. Usually, this condition starts to begin around the age of 60 or older. The risk associated with this disease increases with age. It has been seen that this disease affects men more than women. Having a family history of Parkinson's disease increases the possibilities for you to get it.  Q. Can Parkinson’s disease be prevented? As the reason behind Parkinson's is unknown, it is hard to find the prevention. Parkinson’s disease doctor in Jalandhar recommends that regular aerobic exercise help to reduc...

Parkinson's disease is characterised by a progressive disorder that affects our nervous system and interfere in their functions. This condition affects body part’s movement controlled by those nerves. The most difficult thing with this condition is it starts to show symptoms very slowly. The first symptoms could be a barely noticeable tremor in just one hand maybe. However, it’s not about the tremor but this disorder also causes movement issues or stiffness in body. You must seek tremor treatment centre in Jalandhar to manage the disease better. Symptoms: The signs and symptoms for Parkinson's disease can be different for individual. Usually, the early signs are mild which go unnoticed. The symptoms start to show on one side of the body and get worsen in that part only. But at some point, the symptoms begin to affect the limbs functionality on both sides. Tremor- also characterised by rhythmic shaking, begins in a limb or hand or fingers. Rubbing thumb and forefinger ba...