It hurts evenly. A practitioner neurologist comments on Putin's symptoms, which the Western press has paid attention to the NV interview

In view of this, the publication assumes that Putin can suffer from a number of diseases, including Parkinson's disease, and in general it looks bad. Video of the NV Day appealed to Alexandra Shchebeth, a practitioner of a neurologist with 15 years of work experience to make sure that the British edition is allegiance and externally determined how much the overall health of the dictator has changed in the last three months.

- How do you comment on Putin's behavior during meetings with the Russian establishment? - If you analyze not only Putin's photos, but also a video from his last meeting with the students on September 1, we can say that the situation, in my subjective view, has not changed significantly in these three months, and in some ways, perhaps, perhaps a little improved. What is acceptable if they are engaged in adequate rehabilitation.

However, it is clear that the Russian dictator has some clumsiness of movements, he again sits in the same forced pose, leaning to one side, mostly on the right. And this, first, can indicate that he has a lasting long pain and he should sit, leaning to one side, because it is even painful to sit. And secondly, there are some problems with muscle tone, which makes him sit in such a pose and convulsively grasp the surrounding objects to hide involuntary movements of the extremities.

One of the assumptions of journalists was that it was Parkinson's disease. It cannot be argued that it is a disease, but the fact that there are certain manifestations of Parkinsonism is quite possible. I will remind that one of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease and Parkinsonism syndrome is the tremor of limbs at rest. If the hand is in motion, it becomes less noticeable.