Homocysteine Levels, The Cause Of Depression In Patients With Parkinson's
New research has shown that patients with Parkinson's disease who have high levels of homocysteine are more likely to be depressed and have worse cognitive functioning than other patients who have normal levels.
Thus researchers say that their findings indicate that disease burden in PD patients, such as poor motor performance, depression, and cognitive deterioration, is associated with a high [homocysteine] level.Elevated homocysteine levels can usually be lowered by vitamin supplements.
Homocysteine nivelurile, de a provoca depresie la pacienþii cu Parkinson - Homocysteine Levels, The Cause Of Depression In Patients With Parkinson's - articole medicale engleza - startsanatate