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Yes, some individuals with Parkinson's disease may experience early hallucinations, which could be a sign of Lewy body dementia (LBD). LBD is a movement disorder that shares features with Parkinson's and can be challenging to differentiate due to their similarities. Parkinson’s disease dementia typically begins at least one Show Full Answer

Yes, some individuals with Parkinson's disease may experience early hallucinations, which could be a sign of Lewy body dementia (LBD). LBD is a movement disorder that shares features with Parkinson's and can be challenging to differentiate due to their similarities. Parkinson’s disease dementia typically begins at least one year after movement problems develop, whereas LBD coincides closely with movement symptoms.

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