Introduction The disease of Parkinson’s, that is called when James Parkinson, English physician who lived from 1755 to 1824, may be a chronic and progressive degeneration of alittle space of central nervous system known as the gray substance. The gray substance produces dopamine, a neurotransmitter essential for the management of voluntary movements. Parkinson’s disease sometimes [...]

Parkinson’s disease is a disease caused by chronic and progressive degeneration that primarily affects a small area of the central nervous system, called the grey substance. The black substance produces dopamine. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter essential to the control of body movements. The body is created so that an imbalance between excitatory and the inhibitory [...]

In the early phase of disease, symptoms occur only on one half of the body and then extending the other half. Among, the typical Parkinson’s disease symptoms include: -Tremor of hands, arms, legs, chin and face, the trembling occurs when the affected limb is at rest, may affect one or more states and is less [...]

Parkinson’s disease can affect a person’s ability to control body movements. Certain nerve cells in the brain produce normally, a chemical called dopamine. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter or chemical environments, through which nerve cells control body movements. Regarding the Parkinson’s disease symptoms, these nerve cells which produce dopamine, are destroyed leading to low levels of [...]

Nowadays, Parkinson’s disease is an illness that many people face with. The diagnosis of Parkinson depends upon the presence of one or more of the four common motor symptoms of disease, which are: resting tremor, rigidity, bradykinesia, postural instability. In adding, there are other secondary and nonmotor symptoms that affect a lot of people and [...]

+ Deep brain electric stimulation is a new treatment in Parkinson’s therapy. This therapy uses electrical impulses to stimulate a certain area of the brain. Electrical impulses generated by a series of electrodes placed through brain surgery. This technique can be used in combination with drug therapy with levodopa or other drugs, when it no [...]

Apomorphine may be a dopamine agonist used to treat occasional episodes of immobility related to symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. This is the first drug that can be injected when the muscles become rigid and stiff which person can now not devour a seat or not and might perform daily activities. Apomorphine treatment given at want [...]

The Parkinson disease can affect one’s capacity of controlling the movements of their body. Some nervous cells inside the brain normally produce a chemical substance called dopamine. Dopamine is a chemic mediator or neurotransmitter through which the nervous cells control the movement of the body. In Parkinson disease, these nervous cells which produce dopamine, self [...]