Question posed by Denise: Has there ever been a child diagnosed with parkinson’s disease?
My sons body vibrates. It is noticeable in his hands and head. Everything I search points to parkinson’s. His grandfather and great grandfather have been diagnosed with parkinson’s, but the doctors I’ve asked say that my son can’t have it because he’s too young. (My son is 10.) I don’t think the disease cares how old a person is.
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Answer by christigmc I think the youngest someone has ever gotten Parkinson’s is 30. I think his shaking is probably due to seizures or epilepsy. Have his doctors checked for that?
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A question asked by Rose1544: Can a dog have Parkinson’s disease?
I have a 5 month old female puggle. Last night she began to shake her head as if she had Parkinson’s disease. This is the second time this happened. The first time was also at night but she returned to normal the next day. This time there were additional symptoms. She had a hard time standing, her legs were weak. She vomitted and later peed on her self. What is wrong with my baby? Can anyone offer any advice.
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Answer by tiger_cutie2000 Sounds like the dog had a siezure. In any case you are going to have to go to your vet for further blood work. Small dogs have anxiety anyway and tend to shake because of it. but the other siymptoms? She was unable to react and lost all control over her muscles, so sounds like siezures.
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Question posed by arvitsi: Parkinson’s disease??? I need an advice plz?
Hey, my grandmother has this disease. She is 65. Its getting worse and worse. She’s taking Antiparkin, but it’s not helping. I live in Georgia so health care isn’t very good… Do u have any advice about what medicine should she take? or is there new way of treatment? or any updates?
thank u so much!!!!
( I don’t live in US… I live in Republic of Georgia…)
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Answer by pearlmar I saw this online:
“Choices about medications made early in the course of the disease have a strong impact on the long-term course of the illness. Therefore, you should seek the advice of doctors specially trained in treating Parkinson’s disease (called movement disorders specialists) even when the illness is only suspected. Movement disorders specialists are doctors who have completed their training in neurology (brain and nerve problems) and have received special advanced training in treating Parkinson’s disease and other related diseases.”
I don’t know where you live in GA but I know they have some of these specialists at Emory in Atlanta.
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If you are looking for a video about parkinson’s disease treatment then look no further because below you will find a great video I ran across just the other day.
Karen, practiced western medicine in Germany and France. She practices Traditional Healing now in Sedona, AZ. harmoniamundi.info
A question asked by Sasha: Parkinson’s disease?
I’m wondering what are some of the first signs of Parkinson’s disease..I know its easy to google symptoms but i was looking for more of a personal answer as to what tipped you (or friend/family member) off that something needed checked out.
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Answer by Rogue I’m a neuroscience student, so this isn’t personal experience, but Parkinson’s is caused by cell death in the substantia nigra, which produce dopamine and signal voluntary movement. Its is characterised by tremors in the earliest stage and loss of motor function. Patients describe the sensations as knowing what they want their body to do but not having its respond properly, or as quickly. I hope this helps and your loved one does not have this illness. The best of luck.
When it comes to parkinson’s disease this video provides some great insights.
Columbus Dispatch Outs “The Terrible Teabagger”: bit.ly COLUMBUS – In a scene reminiscent of non-violent civil rights confrontations from the 1960s, Ohio Tea Partiers quickly turned ugly when facing off with health care advocates in front of Ohio Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy’s office Tuesday. In shocking video taken by a Columbus Dispatch reporter Doral Chenowith yesterday, Tea Party protestors mock a seated counter-protestor with a sign indicating he has Parkinson’s disease. They then proceed to hurl wadded up bills at him shouting, “I’ll decide when to give you money!” On March 17th outside of Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy’s (D-OH15) district office teabaggers mocked and scorned a man who had a sign stating that he had Parkinson’s. They told him “he’s in the wrong end of town to ask for handouts”, called him a communist and threw dollar bills at him to “pay for his health care”.
Question by Derek: I think i May have Parkinson’s Disease, how may i find out for sure?
I’m 17 years old and Parkinson’s Disease runs in my family, my grandfather had it and it caused his death. lately I’ve been having tremors in my hands when they’ve been completely relaxed, and my legs have had uncontrollable shakes as well (thankfully only when I’ve either been alone or sitting down). how could i find out if i have Parkinson’s Disease or not, without alarming my parents?
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Answer by Jock Geek Artzy Tree Hugger go to the doctor obioulsy
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Combine this video with the excellent questions and answers given throughout this blog to improve your knowledge of parkinson’s disease symptoms.
Parkinson’s disease symptoms. Sorry if there is no audio. Patient needs to urinate approximately 8 times between the hours of 10pm-8am. Patient also complains about tremors and unrest. Constantly asking for help and to go to the doctor. This occurs every night. Aug. 26th 2010. Video Rating: 0 / 5
Question by Curious Girl: What are the secondary and third systems involved in Parkinson’s Disease?
I’m doing a school project for science. I already know that the primary system involved is the nervous system.
Thanks in advance!
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Answer by Terp09 Motor system and gastrointestinal/digestive system
You should also check the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease online.
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