Parkinson’s Disease

Abstract

Parkinson Disease, Though A Common Neurological Movement Issue To Practice In Medicine, Is Not Always Easy To Treat And Diagnose. The Diagnosis Among The PD Patients Is Clinical And Sometimes Difficult Given The Fact That They Experience Numerous Motor And Non-motor Symptoms. The Medical Management Of The Patients With Parkinson Disease Is Not Easy As There Is Little Medication Available And Levodopa Is The Keystone Of Treatment. Yet, Levodopa-induced Dyskinesia (LID) Affects People With Parkinson Disease Taking Levodopa Quite Often. This Is The Negative Outcome That May Manifest Itself Immediately A Few Days Or Months Later, Despite The Fact That It Is Usually The Case After A Long Period Of Therapy. Various Surgical Procedures Such As As Deep Brain Stimulation And Unilateral Pallidotomy Have Warranted Great Results To PD Patients Who Are Not Responding To Treatment. This Is A Bad Side That May Manifest Itself Immediately After A Few Days Or Months Of Therapy, Despite The Fact That It Is Usually Manifested After A Long Period Of Treatment. A Number Of Surgical Procedures Such As As Deep Brain Stimulation And Unilateral Pallidotomy Have Demonstrated Great Results In PD Patients Who Cannot Be Treated By Medicine Alone. Keywords- Besides Discussing The Different Pharmaceutical Alternatives Of Treating The Parkinson Disease, This Paper Discusses Epidemiology Of The Disease, Pathophysiology, Genetics, Pathology, And Clinicoradiological Presentations Of Individuals With This Degenerative Disease.

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