Parkinson's disease does not see only "trembling"
In the preliminary study of Parkinson's disease, it is important to look at not only resting tremor and slow movement but also the influence on life.
Watch the scene where it is difficult to move
Start walking, changing direction, changing clothes, eating, excretion, etc.
Do not forget non-motor symptoms
Constipation, sleep disorders, orthostatic hypotension, depression, etc. are also related to daily rhythm and risk of falling.
See how the medicine works
If there is a time when the medicine is effective and it is easy to move and a time when it is difficult to move, it greatly affects ADL.
Connect to life scenes in practice
It is easier to assess if you look at not only "there are symptoms," but also how they affect diet, excretion, movement, and sleep.
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