How to Know If You Have Parkinson's Disease
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First, the first noticeable symptoms for a person suffering from Parkinson's will be tremors and trembling.
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Secondly, muscle stiffness is another common symptom. this stiffness and rigidity may be one of the first symptoms noticed when no other symptoms are apparent.
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Third, "Freezing" which is a sudden inability to move when you want to. You may start dragging a foot, or have difficulty waking through doorways or hallways or narrow restricting spaces. All of this can also play havoc with your balance.
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Fourth, a person may have trouble controlling facial muscles. There may be reduced facial expression, infrequent blinking, and slow swallowing causing increased saliva secretions, in the form of drooling.
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Lastly, a great deal of Parkinson's suffers deal with depression. They ay feel anxious, angry,and discouraged. This all a result of chemical changes in the brain. If you are suffering from one or more of these symptoms I suggest you visit your physician as soon as possible.
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