Home Health Blog Dec 2018 What is Parkinson's Disease?

What is Parkinson's Disease?

December 17, 2018 Neuro-Disease Parkinson

Parkinson's disease is a slow progressive degenerative disease of the brain.

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disorder that occurs as a result of the degeneration of brain cells (neurodegeneration), particularly those responsible for the production of dopamine. This causes a decrease in dopamine levels which then leads to impairment of the motor system and movement.

For more information please contact:

Neuroscience Center
8.00-20.00 (BKK Time)
Hot line tel. +66 61 408 7826

20.00-8.00 (BKK Time)
Contact center +662 066 8888 and 1378

Related Packages

CALL FOR APPOINTMENT

SEND AN INQUIRY

BOOK APPOINTMENT

Rating score 10 of 10, based on 3 vote(s)

Neuro-Disease Parkinson

Related Health Blogs

Chronic Subdural Hemorrhage (Hematoma)

The brain has three layers of tissue, with its outermost layer, which is adjacent to the skull, referred to as the dura. Chronic subdural hemorrhage is a condition in which blood slowly leaks beneath the outermost layer of the dura, occurring in about 25% of people who suffer head injuries, often developing 3-4 weeks after an accident involving severe shaking or impact to the head.

HematomaNeuro-Disease

Neurocritical Care | Let’s Talk About Health Ep. 8

In this episode of Let’s Talk About Health Dr. Pavis Laengvejkal, a neurologist and neurointensivist, shares insights about Bumrungrad’s Neurocritical Care Unit or NCCU.

Neuro-Disease

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: Understanding the Condition and Available Treatments

Subarachnoid hemorrhage is a type of stroke that occurs when there is bleeding in the space surrounding the brain. This bleeding can lead to severe headaches, neck pain, nausea, confusion, and even loss of consciousness.

Neuro-DiseaseStroke