Depression, anxiety, pain & sleep disorders (non-motor symptoms) in Parkinson's Disease

Understanding Depression, Anxiety, Pain, and Sleep Disorders in Parkinson's Disease | Non-Motor Symptoms Explained
In this video, we dive deep into the non-motor symptoms treatment of Parkinson's Disease, focusing on four key areas that often affect patients: depression, anxiety, chronic pain, and some common sleep disorders in PD. While Parkinson's is primarily known for its motor symptoms, such as tremors and stiffness, non-motor symptoms can significantly impact quality of life. We explore the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for these challenging aspects of the disease, including medications, lifestyle changes, and support strategies. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, or healthcare professional, this overview will provide valuable insights into managing the emotional and physical toll of Parkinson's Disease.
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How can you tell if you have major depression? 4:00
Treatment for Depression in PD 8:42
What are the symptoms of anxiety? 16:26
Treatment for anxiety 23:00
How to treat apathy in PD? 30:37
Pain in Parkinson‘s Disease 34:48
Sleep Disorders in PD 47:40
DISCLAIMER:
*This video is for education only and is not to be construed as personalized medical advice, and the content here does not constitute a patient-doctor relationship. Consult your own physician for any medical issues.
Dr. Z
Luis E. Zayas, MD PT
Clinical Assistant Professor-University of Tennessee
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Neurology & Epilepsy
Fellowship trained in Movement Disorders and Neuro-Critical Care
Former NJ & PR physical therapist