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Vascular Parkinsonism - Incontinence

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Horsefeathers

October 25th, 2007

Hi, My mom was diagnosed with Vascular Parkinsonism 2 years ago. I'd like to know if one of the symptoms is incontinence or if that is unrelated.

Anyone know?

Thanks.

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Dr. Nikola

replied May 28th, 2008

Doctor

Vascular parkinsonism is due to cerebrovascular disease that causes small infarcts in certain brain parts that control extrapyramide motoric system. Disturbances in the vegetative nervous system can be also found in parkinsonism. Incontinence could be one of the symptoms of disturbed neuro-vegetative system. But incontinence in women can be also due to other reasons. You should check that with her gynecologist or urologist.

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aliya

replied April 13th, 2009

VASCULAR PARKINSONISM AND PAIN

DO PATIENTS WITH VASCULAR PARKINSONISM HAVE INC SENSITIVITY TO PAIN ??? WHY??? HOW TO TREAT SUCH PATIENTS????

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caesil

replied June 1st, 2012

whats the prognosis for vascular parkinsonism?

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