Parkinson is an extremely complex disease but broadly speaking it is categorised into tremor dominant and rigidity dominant.
But the 2 have very fundamental and philosophical differences. As someone with tremor dominant PD, I know stress and anxiety is a core backbone of the disease.
From comments and communications with rigidity dominant PwP other issues form the core of their disease
Why then does medicine lump us into one group? Giving us just the same medication?
From my direct encounter with my neuro , i know they are fundamentally lazy and merely seek to find the easiest way out rather than find concrete solutions. I mean this woman, on diagnosis, just said (paraphrase): "go take this drug, as the disease progresses you will up the dose to counter it, and then repeat, until a max dose beyond after which you can no longer be helped, then you're fucked"
These people don't even know what they are dealing with
Anyway before i get side tracked, the main question i'm asking in this post is don't you think tremor dominant pd and rigidity dominant pd should be two separate diseases and should have different solutions?
And I doubt the practitioners know what they are doing, the fact that both have dopamine deficiency doesn't mean they're the same
Thank you