Today’s modern lifestyle may make things available easily but it brings with it many diseases. Nowadays the problem of overthinking has increased a lot among people. Due to which the risk of many diseases has increased. According to a new study, anxiety and Parkinson’s disease are doubling in people due to worry. For your information, let us tell you that Parkinson’s is a dangerous disease related to the nervous system and brain. Which has gripped 10 million people all over the world.
Symptoms of Parkinson’s
According to researchers from University College London (UCL), Parkinson’s causes depression, sleep problems, fatigue, hypotension, tremors, stiffness and body pain along with constipation.
Early symptoms of Parkinson’s disease
According to the epidemiology of UCL, anxiety is considered to be the initial symptom of Parkinson’s disease. According to the study, people above the age of 50 who worry a lot have an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease. Therefore, its treatment should be started as soon as its symptoms appear, otherwise it takes a dangerous form. According to a statistic, 14.2 million people may be affected by Parkinson’s disease by the year 2040. Currently, this research was done on 109,435 patients. This is a matter of great concern for people above the age of 50. 878,256 matching controls were done, who did not have anxiety.
According to research done by British Journal of General Practice, the results so far show that the risk of Parkinson’s disease is much higher in people who worry as compared to the control group.
In Parkinson’s disease, this happens inside the body
In Parkinson’s disease, the neurons that send messages to the muscles of the body start weakening. After some time, it takes a very dangerous form. This disease has a very bad effect on the control, balance and activity of the muscles to a great extent. Due to which the power of thinking and understanding is completely lost. In common parlance, it can be said that it has a very bad effect on the brain.
Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease are
Continuous tremors in the muscles
Difficulty in moving the body parts
Lack of balance in the body
Difficulty in blinking the eyes
Cramps
Salivation from the mouth
Difficulty in swallowing
Slowing of voice
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