Subject index - Patients, family and professional experience of health and illness... all in one place : Healthtalkonline

Full list of topics

Discovery :
Early symptoms
Path to diagnosis
Getting the diagnosis
Telling others
Information
Causes of Parkinson’s disease

Treatment :
Levodopa
Dopamine receptor agonists
Managing medication
The operation: Deep Brain Stimulation
Professional help
Self help

Parkinson's symptoms :
Tremor, loss of control
Movement
Embarrassing symptoms
Mental disturbances

Living with Parkinson's disease :
Redefining yourself
Keeping going
Work, career, benefits
Driving and journeys
Support and support groups
Parkinson’s UK and Parkinson’s disease nurses
Now and the future
Caring, care and carers
Advice to others

Search the whole site
Search in this condition

Parkinson's disease

Subject index

Elisabet was diagnosed in 1990. In 2006, she had deep brain stimulation which was successful and has improved her symptoms considerably.

Nerves & brain >> Parkinson's disease >> 3-4 years >> Helen - Interview 40 >> When Helen forgets her tablets she has to allow some time for the belated dose to kick in. The effects wear off sooner than they used to.

Helen was 33 when she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. 6 years later her symptoms were well controlled and she was on Rotigotine patches she began secretly gambling on line. When she admitted this and was taken off the patches she quickly lost the urge to gamble.

Mail to a friend