Patient's question:
This time when I came home for dinner with my grandfather, his hands were shaking very badly. He dropped the food many times while trying to pick up the dishes, so I quickly served a lot of food into his bowl. I looked up some information and it might be Parkinson's disease. How is Parkinson's disease treated?Doctor's answer:
Parkinson's syndrome is mainly related to the increase of dopamine receptor transmitters in the brain. There is no very special medication for this condition, and it is mainly related to aging. It is recommended to consider oral medications such as Levodopa or Methylphenidate for treatment, which are mainly used to increase dopamine receptors in the brain. Additionally, it is advised to provide good care for the patient. Participate actively in physical exercise, regulate physical and mental health, and maintain personal hygiene.