Loose hinge.
I am 67 was dx last November But my curve in my spine was noticed in my 30`s when I had an xray for back problems which have bothered me ever since.
I was told then that I had been born with a curve.
My mum has this problem, when we 'land' her in a chair we make sure she's wedged in on the right hand side by the arm rest rather than sitting dead centre, it seems to prop her up. Can't be done on a dining chair with no arms mind.
I am 70 and have a severe lean to the right. If I was female, my name would be Eilene. I would like my name to be Nolene. I find it very painful to walk. Does anyone have a solution?
Hi Film_Stars, thank you for your comment and weâre sorry to hear about the trouble youâre having. We have some information and advice on guidance which may be helpful to you here: Sitting posture and Parkinson's | Parkinson's UK
If the problem persists, weâd recommend speaking to your GP or Parkinsonâs nurse as they may be able to help. Alternatively, call our free, confidential helpline on 0808 800 3030 and we can put you in touch with one of our Parkinsonâs nurses who can offer you advice.
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I believe they call this pisa syndrome,
And it is a complex issue.
The main problem I believe is the sensory systems and muscle tone. Sometimes medication could be culprit.
The sooner you address this problem the better, you need to get your pd team on board to help. I believe you need targeted physio, medication review , possibly a Botox jab, or DBS ?
The neurological condition might be healed by adjunct therapies like nicotine patches , photobiomodulation, and intermittent fasting, worth a try. I find YouTube useful for. Information on these therapies.
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I am 70 and have a severe lean to the right. If I was female, my name would be Eilene. I would like my name to be Nolene. I find it very painful to walk. Does anyone have a solution