Explore Parkinson's: Unveiling the Complexities Beyond Tremors 

  Exercise in Parkinson's Patients Will be supervised by a doctor and a multidisciplinary team of rehabilitation medicine. Consisting of physical therapists Occupational therapist, nurse, prosthetist and social workers It will start with evaluating and adjusting the program. appropriate to the symptoms and stage of the disease in each patient There are overall principles: Focus on moving in a slow, wide rhythm, reducing muscle tension. Divided into

1. Exercises to practice movement In patients with walking problems, stepping is a practice for patients to move with wide, slow, rhythmic steps, increasing the distance to have more flexibility in walking. Movement of the arms and shoulders to work more fluently. Including stretching the muscles. To reduce contraction or muscle tension which causes difficulty in moving including using more energy to move

2. Exercise to practice balance or balance training will help increase stability in the patient's various activities, such as training the balance of the back and abdominal muscles, increasing the flexibility of the back and pelvic muscles, including stability in Change position from sitting to standing, standing and balancing, walking in different directions such as walking sideways. When turning or changing direction To be more stable Reduce the risk of falls

3. Brain training will help slow down memory loss. The patient's regression slows down. The caregiver should communicate or do activities. together with more patients This is because some patients have speech problems, speak slowly, and do not pronounce clearly, causing listeners and caregivers to not understand what they want to communicate. Therefore, it may create dissatisfaction among the caregivers. or the patient himself There is frustration that the listener doesn't understand. This makes the patient less likely to speak. Didn't communicate with anyone

It will make you not use your brain. The muscles of speech are not used. Thoughts will be slower. It will only make the symptoms worse. Treatment guidelines In addition to practicing pronunciation and speaking, other communication channels are also used, such as flashcards, pictures, and applications.

In additional, there are also home visits. Understand the circumstances of patients and families by a team of nurses and social workers. Including making prosthetics, such as adjusting shoes if necessary.