Postoperative symptoms of Parkinson's disease

summary

There are more and more middle-aged and elderly people suffering from Parkinson's disease around us. If we do not pay attention to the symptoms after Parkinson's surgery, this problem will inevitably lead to a high incidence of Parkinson's disease, which will be out of control.

Postoperative symptoms of Parkinson's disease

One: slow movement: the performance of random movement reduction, including difficulty in starting and slow movement, due to increased muscle tension, posture reflex disorders, a series of characteristic dyskinesia symptoms, such as getting up, turning over, walking and changing When changing direction, the movement is slow, the facial expression muscle activity is reduced, the eyes often stare, the blink is reduced, the face is masked, the finger fine movement is difficult, such as button, shoelace and so on. The smaller the writing is, the smaller the writing is.

Second: special posture: Although the patient's whole body muscles can be affected and the muscle tension is increased, the tension of flexor muscle is higher than extensor muscle at rest, so the patient has special posture: head forward, trunk slightly flexion, upper arm adduction, elbow joint bending, wrist slightly extension, finger palm joint bending and interphalangeal joint straightening, thumb to palm, hip and knee joint slightly bending.

Third: adhere to exercise and daily activities. When the human body is inactive, muscle rigidity will shorten muscles and tendons.

matters needing attention

During the treatment period, we must maintain physical activity. Take more walks, and take a certain amount of exercise every day, such as pulling rowing device, playing ball, to exercise our hands or arms. Step on the treadmill, do back extension activities, and practice every day to straighten the bent spine and relax the shoulders.