Parkinsonism disease physiology | CNS mbbs 1st year | Integrated video for Next exam

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Why do people with Parkinson's disease get non-motor symptoms ? Share below

[@geethuambar]

'Cause ANS is also affected?

[@harivatsaparameshwaran4174]

Watching this video while studying anti-parkinson drugs in 2nd year, thank you ma'am for this wonderful content.

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Yeah…content and concept from physiology, pharmacology and medicine

[@PhysiologyOpen]

From standard textbooks of all three subjects

[@tomcruise9317]

Mam do video on postural reflex mam plzzz

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Will surely do

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Hope you saw the video on postural reflex

[@tomcruise9317]

@@PhysiologyOpen yes mam now im reading git after endocring ill plaing to see postural mam thank you mam

[@vamishgupta]

7:24 Ma'am why will be the antagonist less inhibited as dopamine is inhibiting the indirect pathway. So won't dopamine deficiency lead to increased activity of indirect pathway (which inhibit antagonist)?

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Yeah good one…that’s not very clear..it is said that imbalance of acetylcholine and dopamine may be involved

[@vamishgupta]

Thank you ma'am. Finally I am clear with all the concepts of parkinsonism.

[@PhysiologyOpen]

@vamishgupta glad to know. Keep learning