Parkinson's disease is a progressive brain disorder affecting the central nervous system, more specifically the black matter, which is responsible for motor coordination. It manifests itself, among other things, in slowed movement, trembling of the limbs or muscle stiffness. A characteristic symptom is a problem with writing manifested by a reduction of letters when the patient writes down text. Typical mental symptoms observed in the course of Parkinson's disease include depression, memory disorders and even hallucinations and delusions. As the disease progresses, the ailments worsen, limiting motor skills more and more severely, which consequently leads to many limitations in daily life activities, making work and, over time, the simplest...
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