Patient's question:
Doctor, my mother is 50 years old this year. She used to have very good memory, even things I often forget, she would vaguely remember them, and she would remind me. Now, she has become very forgetful, even forgetting many very important things. The hospital said there are signs of early Parkinson's disease. How should early Parkinson's disease be treated?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, this situation can generally only be treated with medication, as there are no other treatment methods. It can lead to memory loss, numbness in the limbs, and motor function disorders, among others. Surgery is not a viable option. If you have a neurological disease, you can usually take oral neurotrophic drugs. Alternatively, you can consult a local traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to regulate your condition through syndrome differentiation and treatment using traditional Chinese medicine.