Stiffness, loss of balance, and slowness of movement are only some of the characteristics of Parkinson's Disease that gradually get worse over time. These symptoms also tend to fluctuate over the course of the day. An unexpected fall as a result of these symptoms can easily reverse all of the progress that is made in managing the disease. An important step to take in ensuring the safety of a loved one with Parkinson's Disease is to strategically place grab bars throughout the home wherever assistance is required. Too often do people wait until after a tragic fall has taken place before making the decision to have grab bars installed. Howard Cohen, a licensed physical therapist and grab bar installation specialist for Mr. Grab Bar of Sarasota advises that "the entire living space of a patient with Parkinson's Disease be carefully assessed and modified early on. In addition to the placement of grab bars, the removal of clutter, electrical cords and rugs out of frequently used walkways, and the installation of night lights are important considerations."
Parkinson's is a disease of central nerve system which is mainly affect in the motors. The early symptoms of this disease are shaking, rigidity, slowness of movement and difficulty in walking. Best parkinson's disease treatment
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