Patient's question:
Last week I was diagnosed with mild Parkinson's disease. My hands and feet don't respond as they should and they always tremble. How is mild Parkinson's disease treated?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your current main concern is Parkinson's disease, with mild symptoms. In this case, if treatment is needed, the following suggestions are recommended:1. Improve relevant examinations, such as a cranial CT scan, to rule out cranial organic inflammation.
2. Strictly administer medication for treatment, such as Levodopa (Madopar), to alleviate symptoms.
3. If necessary, implant a cranial pacemaker to relieve symptoms. Regarding diet, pay attention to a light and low-fat diet.