Treatments and Professional Support
While there is currently not a cure for Parkinson's, there are a range of treatments that can help to manage the day-to-day symptoms.
The most common treatment for Parkinson's is through medication. Parkinson's medication primarily works by increasing the levels of dopamine in the brain and optimising the brain's use of dopamine.
Every person with Parkinson’s has a different experience of the condition. Your GP or specialist will aim to find the treatment that is best for you as an individual.
Surgical options are available for some people with Parkinson’s, depending on their symptoms.
There are a number of health professionals that can help people with Parkinson's manage their daily life.
Many people with Parkinson’s find complementary therapies beneficial too.
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