Treatment for Parkinson's disease - People with Parkinson's disease may develop tremors, stiffness or rigidity in their legs and arms, slowness of movements and/or imbalance, as well as a variety of other symptoms. A slight shaking of the hands or difficulty walking may be visible in the early stages. With time, the symptoms may become more pronounced, resulting in unclear speech and various physical disabilities. Warning signs of Parkinson's Disease: Shaking (tremor) of hand or leg, Loss of facial expressions or poker face, Fatigue, Muscle ache, Decreased speed in walking, Difficulty in getting in and out of a car, Difficulty in turning while walking, leg getting ‘stuck’, Fear of falls while walking or unprovoked falls, Slowness of daily activities, for instance, dressing, bathing, eating
The clinic specializes in treating neurological disorders resulting in movement disorders. A comprehensive screening and treatment program, including neurology consultation, physical and cognitive rehabilitation, and psychotherapy, is provided by the clinic for Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. The clinic's mission is to provide patients with Parkinson's disease and their families with state-of-the-art multidisciplinary care.