Parkinson\u2019s is a chronic condition that affects how the brain controls movement. It begins when nerve cells stop producing enough dopamine, a chemical that helps muscles move smoothly.<\/p>\n
Dr Mahajan explains it simply: \u201cWithout the proper amount of dopamine, the body gets unable to function properly, causing issues like changes in speech, facial expressions, imbalance, and slower movements.\u201d<\/p>\n
Another expert, Dr Rahul Chawla, adds: \u201cParkinson disease is a chronic neurological disorder which primarily involves movement\u2026 these cells generate dopamine, which assists in smooth and coordinated movements.\u201d<\/p>\n
So why earlier? There is no single answer. Research suggests a mix of genetics, environmental exposure, and lifestyle factors.<\/p>\n