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Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms

There are as many varieties of Parkinson’s diseases as there are people with it. The causes, intensity and progression of symptoms are unique to each person.

It is rare for a person with Parkinson’s disease to have all the symptoms of the disease. Some of the more common motor symptoms include slowness of movement, tremors and stiffness of the limbs. These are visible to other people.

There are also many invisible symptoms called non-motor symptoms that affect people living with Parkinson’s disease just as much. Some of these include depression, anxiety, loss of smell, constipation, dementia and fatigue.

Non-motor symptoms tend to appear long before motor symptoms. They are sometimes difficult to identify and people with these symptoms do not realize that these are related to Parkinson’s disease.

Tremors

Rigidity (Stiffness)

Slow Movement

Loss of Balance and Falls

Freezing

Fatigue

Speech Disorders and Communication Difficulties

Dysphagia

Cognitive Impairment

Anxiety

Depression

Low Blood Pressure

Dystonia and Muscle Cramps

Hallucinations

Constipation

Dementia

Sweating and Skin Problems

Weight Loss

Vision Problems

Dental and Oral Problems

REM Sleep Behaviour Disorder

Gastric Disorders

Sexual Dysfunction

Bladder Problems

Loss of Smell

Excessive Sleepiness

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