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Role Of Exercise In Parkinson’s Disease

   

Added on  2020-12-29

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Role Of Exercise In Parkinson’s Disease
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY ..................................................................................................................................1Role of exercise in Parkinson's disease.......................................................................................1CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5
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INTRODUCTIONParkinson’s disease is a disorder of central nervous system that influences movement.The person suffering from this disorder frequently undergoes tremors. All the functions of bodyincluding muscular rigidity, it decreases the ability to initiate intentional movements, tremorresting as well as instability in postural that resulted in falling of frequents cells. Physicalrehabilitation with survival exercise for person suffering from Parkinson's disease yes not beenaccepted although some clinical reports recommended that the exercise may produceneuroprotective effect and restore motor functions. This present report will outline role ofexercise in Parkinson's disease. MAIN BODY Role of exercise in Parkinson's diseaseParkinson's disease is a type of illness which leads to regular loss of neurons with thesubstania Nigra which causes reduction of dopamine. The first problem occurs in this type ofdisease is inability in body movement (Ahlskog, 2011). It is long term degenerative diseasewhich impact functioning of motor system. The lack of control over central nervous system leadsto symptoms like, stiffness, shaking and problem while walking, balance and in coordinationincluding how they write and speak. The symptoms of this disease develop slowly over years. It has been found that male has50% higher risk of developing this disease compare to women's. After the age of 50, symptomsof this disease are appeared. A person suffers from this disease faces-Involuntary shaking of particular parts of body (Tremor). Bradykinesia Rigidity and stiff of limb and muscles Gait and balance issuesSlow movements.There are some other physical instabilities which grows with the Parkinson's disease that are-Anxiety and DepresionProblem of balance, chances of fall. Sense of smell is also loss (anosmis)Sleepless nightsLoss of memory. 1
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