Abstract

TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS OF PARKINSON DISEASE-A REVIEW

*Pragati G. Gunjkar, Pratiksha V. Jadhao, Ashish S. Kanthale and Farheen A. Shah

Abstract

Parkinson's complaint is the most current neurodegenerative condition. Parkinson's complaint generally appears between the ages of 55 and 65, affects 1 to 2 percent of persons over 60, and progresses to 3 to 5 percent of people between the ages of 85 and 89. The olfactory bulbs and nexus as well as the interior motor nexus of the vagus vagrancywhams are first affected, followed by the locus coeruleus and ultimately the substantia nigra. subsequently on, the brain's cortical regions are impacted. The multifaceted pathophysiologic changes that affect in impairments not only of the motor system but also of the cognitive and neuropsychological systems are caused by damage to these numerous neural systems. Although there is no given cure for Parkinson's complaint, drugs can constantly significantly reduce the symptoms. Since they may be taken for a long period without having serious side goods and contain antioxidant characteristics, herbal drugs do well in this order. Surgery may be indicated in select cases with more severe conditions.

Keywords: Parkinson's disease, pathophysiology, Drug therapy, Diagnosis, application.