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Me too. I think it's cos I get rigidity not shakes. When I'm "Off", every muscle is permanently tense. That's got to be using up energy, hence, tired all the time.
you are human. short answer. however, with all we go thru and continue to add to the lists of issues and ongoing changes, we just wearout. how i feel it.
Fatigue is a common nonmotor symptom of Parkinson's disease, affecting at least 50% of people with the condition. It can feel like extreme physical or mental exhaustion, making even simple tasks seem impossible. Causes include the disease itself, sleep disturbances, depression, or medication side effects. Managing fatigue Show Full Answer
It can be another symptom of Parkinsons. I was very fatigued in the
beginning, as they increased my levodopa it eventually got better. Other
symptoms of Parkinsons that can cause you to be fatigued are depression and
anxiety. Once my meds were adjusted for these and the Parkinson's meds I
can usually make it through a day without needing a nap.
You should talk to your neurologist about this, they will probably adjust
meds.
Hope this helps,
Charlie
I don't know the cause other than pd, but I experience it daily,
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