The effectiveness of Parkinson's surgery varies from person to person

Parkinson's disease is an old age disease that is common among people in their 50s and 60s. For this disease, we can use surgical treatment, but the risk is relatively high. You can also try drug treatment and diet therapy.

Parkinson's disease, also known as "tremor paralysis", Parkinson's disease or Parkinson's disease, mostly occurs after the age of 60. The main symptoms are slow movements, tremors in the hands, feet or other parts of the body, loss of flexibility and stiffness of the body. How effective is Parkinson's surgery? There are many ways to treat Parkinson's, not just surgery. Choosing the one that suits you is the best. The common methods for treating Parkinson's are as follows:

1. Surgical treatment : We believe that surgical treatment is the most direct and most effective way to completely eradicate the disease. In fact, the treatment is risky and may cause loss of other functions after the operation.

2. Drug therapy : Some drugs can be used by patients to maintain normal work and life, but they cannot completely cure the disease. Once treatment is stopped, the disease will relapse and make people dependent. Moreover, the drugs used have side effects and are not a long-term solution.

3. Psychotherapy : Talk with patients, cultivate their interests and hobbies, guide and inspire them, increase their confidence in recovery, etc. It has a certain auxiliary effect on the patient's recovery.