There are a few different diseases that are referred to as "Parkinsonisms." Another term that you may hear that means essentially the same thing is "Parkinson’s Plus."
The world of neurology is arguably the most complex area of medicine. There are actually quite a few diseases that share symptoms with Parkinson’s. Sometimes it takes the very bright and diligent neurologists some time to diagnose people. Email me if you want to follow-up. Thanks!
esquelaso // November 12th, 2009 - 4:44 am
Yes.
Essential Tremor.
Wilson’s Disease
Huntington’s Disease
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.
Taking medications such as antipschotics, reserpine, metocolpramide.
Alzheimer’s with extrapyramical features
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Hi Baldy,
There are a few different diseases that are referred to as "Parkinsonisms." Another term that you may hear that means essentially the same thing is "Parkinson’s Plus."
I recently blogged about this at http://myparkinsonsinfo.com/index.php?p=182
There are some good links there, too.
The world of neurology is arguably the most complex area of medicine. There are actually quite a few diseases that share symptoms with Parkinson’s. Sometimes it takes the very bright and diligent neurologists some time to diagnose people. Email me if you want to follow-up. Thanks!
Yes.
Essential Tremor.
Wilson’s Disease
Huntington’s Disease
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.
Taking medications such as antipschotics, reserpine, metocolpramide.
Alzheimer’s with extrapyramical features