The Parkinson's Disease

Introduction

It is a desirable and ideal condition for everyone to be in a state where one is free from any mental or physical impairment and relishes an aliment free, healthy life. It is a condition where every one's wishes to be always healthy and not dependent on anyone in any aspect. Health and perfect physical condition are deemed as one of God's utmost blessing, and often the people who are deprived of it, value it the most. Often it happens that an individual has led a healthy life, but due to some undesirable circumstances he/she had fallen victim of a disease or impairment that changed the course of one's life forever. Several diseases persist in the world that are believed to be either lethal or cause an impairment that exceedingly affects one's lifestyle and social well being. Amongst those diseases, is a disease that poses a threat to one's social well being, and it is commonly known as Parkinson's disease.

Parkinson Disease

It is a disease that is associated with the brain but eventually causes physical impairment to some extent. It is commonly deemed as a disorder related to the brain that extends to the shaking and trembling of the body, such as tremors; moreover, it causes difficulty and troubles with walking, other movements and motions, and even coordination. Moreover, this disorder is also known to be a slow, but continuous deterioration of organs and cells along with loss of function, which is attributed to the nervous system of a human being.

Parkinsonism is often utilized for a motor disorder. These syndromes can be further broken up in to four more categories with respect to their origin, such as, principal or primary; obtained or developed; genetic and inherited, and various system degeneration.

However, the most prevalent and common form or stage of this disease is, the primary stage or Parkinsonism, which denotes that there is no apparent external acknowledgeable or classifiable cause. In current times, numerous genes have been identified which can be related to this disease. This discovery or identification is somewhat in direct contradiction with the hereditary category of Parkinson's disease; however, distinctions have been made in order to differentiate and apart these two categories or stages or Parkinson's disease (Giancarlo, pp. 1234).

Primarily its Official classification relates to the movement disorder; however, it further gives rise numerous non motor symptoms, for instance, a shortage or lessening of the active senses, difficulty in reasoning or learning, sleeping issues.

Causes and Symptoms

In most cases, the Parkinson's disease is acquired by an individual after he/she turns over fifty. It is mostly found in the older or aged people, causing a disorder in the nervous system of an individual. However, in few instances, t is also found in the younger people, and both men and women are affected by it. As discussed earlier, a category of this disease refers to the inheritance from the family, so when a young individual is affected by this disease, it is rightly and promptly deemed that the disease persists in ...