Patient's question:
Not sleeping during the day leads to intermittent head shaking, which is inauspicious. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment yet. What kind of help is desired: How to make her stop head shaking, as she is aware of it but cannot control it.Doctor's answer:
This could be Parkinson's disease. The most obvious symptom is an involuntary head shake. It's related to the central nervous system. Parkinson's mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, but it can also affect younger generations.Recommendation: It's advised to visit a neurology department for a thorough examination and treatment to rule out multiple system atrophy and Parkinson's disease. Patients who understand and start appropriate treatment in the early stages of the disease can mostly slow the progression, stabilize the condition, and maintain basic self-sufficiency in daily life.
Wishing you good health!