Parkinson’s Disease - Overview
The human brain controls all the actions in the human body. Our eyes blink, and our heart pumps blood as a result of the messages sent by the brain. But how do these messages reach the parts of the body? This is where the nerves play a crucial role.
The nervous system transmits messages to and from different parts of the body to the brain and vice versa. Minor damage to the nervous system can cause the functions of our body to turn topsy-turvy. There are a lot of nervous system disorders, and Parkinson's disease is one of them.
What Is Parkinson’s Disease?
Parkinson's disease is a generative disorder that affects the nervous system over a long period of time. It mainly affects movements. The symptoms start very slowly with tremors in hand. People experience this disease at the age of sixty or older.