Know Parkinson's Disease Early

Parkinson's disease results from degeneration of brain cells that produce dopamine, a chemical that controls movement. It is most often seen from age 60 onward.

Four cardinal signs: tremor at rest, often starting in the hand or fingers; rigidity — stiff muscles and limbs that make movement difficult.

Bradykinesia — difficulty initiating steps, slow walking, slower daily tasks. Postural instability — poor balance, unsteady gait, and higher fall risk.

Treatment typically combines medicines that restore dopamine levels with physiotherapy for walking, balance, and speech training — helping patients maintain quality of life.

PNC integrates physiotherapy, acupuncture, and holistic rehab programmes to help patients maintain mobility and daily confidence.