**Study on Sensory Electrical Stimulation for Parkinson's Disease** This study is about using *sensory electrical stimulation* to help people with Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's is a disease that makes it hard to move normally and it gets worse over time. Right now, there is no cure, but doctors are trying new ways to help, like this study. Sensory stimulation uses gentle electric signals to help with the *tremors* (shaking) in the hands that people with Parkinson's have when they are resting. **Key Points:** - **Participation Length:** The study will create a continuous treatment plan for patients. - **Eligibility:** You must be aged 45-60, have mild to moderate symptoms based on the Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale, and have resting tremors in the hand and wrist. - **Exclusion:** You can't join if you have other neurological problems or hand injuries that interfere with the study. This study is important because it could be a new way to help people with Parkinson's feel better. If you or someone you know meets the criteria, this could be a chance to try something new! *Note: Always talk to your doctor before joining any study.*