About half the people with Parkinson's Disease end up with dementia. It is thought that Parkinson's Disease alone does not cause dementia, but other age related factors in addition to Parkinson's Disease may increase the chance of dementia developing.
The symptoms of Parkinsons disease can vary from one person to another. Some signs of parkinsons disease are tremors, slowed motion, shakiness, speech changes and dementia.
I believe so!
Muhammad Ali's current condition is referred to - by Ali associates - as 'Parkinsons Syndrome, as he displays Parkinsons like symptoms without suffering Parkinsons disease. Many others however, including Ali's former fight doctor, belief Ali is suffering from Pugilistic Dementia - formerly referred to as being punch drunk - brought on by his many years in the ring, especially the later years when Ali's legs were no longer quick enough to provide a first line of defence. The symptoms of Pugilistic Dementia include difficulty with balance, trembling, mask like facial expression, memory loss.
Lead acetate is a sweetener for wine, thus it can cause dementia.
Parkinsons is a disease that causes a breakdown of the central nervous system. As with many diseases there is no set time an individual can live for after being diagnosed, but will eventually lead to being unable to care for one's self.
The narrowing of the peripheral circulation, including brain circulation may lead to dementia in predisposed individuals.
yes, he does have parkinsons.
it can help lead the doctors to futher exam your brain
The Parkinsons died on 1945-11-17.
The Parkinsons was born on 1861-12-12.
an individual with dementia may have memory problems and this may lead to forgetting if they have eaten or when they last ate dementia can also cause depression thus the individual may lose appetite
Parkinsons disease