The symptoms can be mainly observed in movements, cognitive and neurobehavioral functions of the person. Though the effects of the disease may vary person to person, the most common symptoms are…
How PD is Diagnosed
There is no specific test to diagnose Parkinson’s Disease. The Physician may identify the visible symptoms if the condition is advanced. For the patient is initial stages, tests such as blood test, MRI or CT Scan and Positron Emission Tomography. The visible symptoms and medical history of the patient help the doctor to conclude the diagnosis. Once the diseases is diagnosed, the physician may refer to Neurologist for further treatment.
