Understanding Parkinsons Disease

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Understanding Parkinsons Disease Fiona Wheeler

Parkinsons Disease Everyone different .

Parkinsons Disease Briefly …… What it is Main symptoms, Non-motor symptoms Treatments Resources and help Life with my husband & PD

neurological condition . Progressive fluctuating neurological condition Person not being difficult or not trying

Most diagnosed between 55-74 127,000 cases in UK* All ethnic groups . One in 500 people Most diagnosed between 55-74 127,000 cases in UK* All ethnic groups One in 20 diagnosed under age of 40

Dopamine-producing cells lost, part of brain controlling movement Cause unknown No cure Rarely directly inherited

Lack of dopamine Movement Non-motor symptoms Can affect cognition, behaviour and mood

. Slow movement Rigidity Tremor Postural instability

Some symptoms Speech, communication Pain Handwriting Posture Balance Motor freezing Lack of facial expression Swallowing Excess saliva, drooling Pain Handwriting Constipation Incontinence Depression Dementia Excessive tiredness Sleep disorders Anxiety . .

Resources GP Neurologist/geriatrician@ interest in PD Parkinsons nurse specialist Social services Physiotherapist, occupational therapist, dietician, speech and language therapist Carers organisations

Parkinsons UK Parkinsons UK website, factsheets, info Local advisor Helpline, expert information, Campaign, research, Local groups support, Professionals network Excellence network – training

Treatments Drugs (Surgery – suitable for some people) Treatments to improve quality of life Do not alter course of PD Effective for some time

Drugs Late stages - problems swallowing – ?? help needed Complex, Small changes. Don’t stop suddenly. Regular specialist review Side effects Late stages - problems swallowing – ?? help needed

Dementia, cognitive impairment, hallucinations 1) Delayed reaction 2) Cognitive impairment, 3) Dementia (40% eventually) 4) Hallucinations

Depression ….. “My legs are so weak, pain, weakness. I don’t always have all my marbles, I can’t communicate.’’

Thank you fionawheeler@btinternet.com

Neuropsychiatric problems 1 Nocturnal non-motor symptoms REM sleep behaviour disorder Restless legs Anxiety disorders Apathy Depression Excessive daytime sleepiness

Neuropsychiatric problems 2 Autonomic disturbance Psychosis and visual hallucinations Dementia Sensory disturbance & pain Sensory type pains, from motor fluctuations, rigidity etc. Bladder Postural hypotension and more