What is parkinson's disease. Is it curable what the reasons responsible for the disease n what treatment do you suggest to eradicate it.

Question

Parkinson's disease is a disease of brain which occurs due to deficiency of chemical called dopamine in a region of brain called basal ganglia. It can present as shaking of hands and feet, difficulty or slowness in walking and stiffness/tightness of limbs. 
There is no obvious cause found  for this disease. It can sometimes occur due to drugs taken for psychiatric illness but mostly there will be no cause found.
There is treatment available to treat patients with Parkinson's disease but there is no cure and it cant be eradicated fully.

Sandeep Nayani · Accepted Answer

Parkinson's disease is a disease of brain which occurs due to deficiency of chemical called dopamine in a region of brain called basal ganglia. It can present as shaking of hands and feet, difficulty or slowness in walking and stiffness/tightness of limbs. 
There is no obvious cause found  for this disease. It can sometimes occur due to drugs taken for psychiatric illness but mostly there will be no cause found.
There is treatment available to treat patients with Parkinson's disease but there is no cure and it cant be eradicated fully.