about parkinsons disease pathogenesis and treatment progress（关于帕金森病发病机制和治疗方法的进展）.docVIP

About Parkinson’s Disease Pathogenesis and treatment progress Abstract: Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative disease of the central nervous system, common in the elderly mainly a movement disorder. In recent years, TCM etiology and pathogenesis of the disease,, and certificates treatment made further explore the clinical treatment to achieve better results, are summarized in the following. Keywords: Parkinson’s disease; etiology and pathogenesis; Traditional Chinese Medicine; Summary (Parkinson’sdisease, PD), Parkinson’s disease, also known as paralysis agitans, degenerative disease of the nervous system are based in movement disorders in the elderly multiple clinical still tremor, bradykinesia, increased muscle tone and posture balance disorders as the main feature. occult onset of the disease, progressive worsening, is a chronic incurable diseases. currently no curative treatment methods, clinical to to alleviate patients with clinical symptoms and improve quality of life taking medicine as the main primary means of long-term efficacy will reduce instability efficacy, and side effects. recent years, TCM etiology and pathogenesis of the disease and clinical treatment was further research, clinical treatment to achieve better results. now TCM etiology and pathogenesis of this disease, the treatment of drug research progress are summarized below. TCM Papers 1 pathogenesis In medical no “Parkinson’s disease” nonaggressive, mostly the scope of “Vertigo”, “tremor”, “spasm” disease “within the wind. Awareness of the disease can be traced back gt;gt; lt;lt; Yellow Emperor. Su asked to really big theory gt;gt; pointed out that “all the wind out dizzy, are the liver,” all storm tonic, are the Wind “that the disease of the disease because of the wind, disease location in the liver. physicians in the Ming Dynasty Sun Yikui lt; lt;Chishui mysterious beads gt;gt;: chatter, people affected siblings shaking, such as Dousou like tendons constraints do not live, and m