Patient's question:
Doctor, my aunt has Parkinson's disease. Is it difficult to relieve? How is the treatment for Parkinson's disease?Doctor's answer:
Parkinson's disease is indeed difficult to treat. This disease is a neurological disorder, primarily caused by a reduction in dopamine levels in the substantia nigra and striatum of a patient's brain. Patients may experience symptoms such as tremors, shaking, and more. In terms of treatment, medication remains the foundation. It is recommended that patients consider taking medications such as levodopa tablets to see if the treatment is effective. This advice is for patients to follow up at a private hospital and follow the doctor's instructions to formulate a plan.