Parkinson's drug suspected of causing depression in users

Researchers suspect that Parkinson's drugs do not cure the disease but also make patients tired, irritable, and depressed.

Parkinson's disease (also known as PD) is a degenerative disorder of the central nervous system that impairs movement, speech, and other functions.

Parkinson's disease belongs to a group of movement disorders, characterized by muscle stiffness, tremors in the limbs, abnormal posture and gait, slow movement, and in severe cases, the patient may lose some other physical motor functions.

Most people with Parkinson's disease are over 50 years old, but younger people can get the disease. According to Traditional Medicine, Parkinson's disease is also known as Ma Moc, Tu chi nhuoc or Chan chien. Currently, many people in the world as well as in Vietnam have problems related to Parkinson's disease.

But according to research results by scientists at Loyola University Chicago (USA), they discovered that Parkinson's pills almost do not cure the disease but also cause psychological disorders, making it impossible to control one's own behavior.

Along with that, patients using Parkinson's medicine also shared: After using the medicine, they increased their sexual desire, indulged in social evils such as gambling, drinking, and they could not control their diet.

According to researchers (USA), it is confirmed that patients using Parkinson's drugs do not improve their condition but also suffer from attention deficit disorder (ICD). This is a type of psychological disorder that causes patients to have negative thoughts, patients always feel stressed, insecure and perform uncontrolled behaviors to reduce that stress. Along with that, patients using Parkinson's drugs also share: After using the drug, they increase their sexual desire, indulge in social evils such as gambling, drinking, and they cannot control their diet.

Evaluation by Dr. Jose Biller at Loyola University Chicago (USA): Patients with behavioral control disorders (ICD) can cause catastrophic consequences to the body such as brain stagnation, paranoia, depression, and the disease also greatly affects finances, family and work...

Managing Parkinson's medication is extremely difficult because currently, apart from Parkinson's medication, there is no other medication or method that can treat Parkinson's patients. Parkinson's medication has been considered to reduce or stop medication, but this is still a big challenge for.

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