If you are worried, see your GP. He will be able to support you and refer you to appropriate specialists.
The diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease is based on your doctor’s description of symptoms and his neurological examination. There is no blood test or x-ray examination to confirm the diagnosis.
The first symptoms of the disease are not specific. Taken one by one, they do not make it possible to rule on the disease. However, it is the general portrait of the symptoms that will concern your doctor.
If your doctor suspects that you have Parkinson’s disease, they will put you on a waiting list to get an appointment with a neurologist. Depending on the availability of resources in your area, you should get an appointment within 6 months. If you have had a fall in the past few weeks, tell the doctor. This could reduce your wait time.