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While caffeine can help manage Parkinson's-related fatigue, it's important to time your intake carefully. Most doctors recommend avoiding caffeine after 3:00 PM since it can interfere with sleep and potentially cause insomnia. The lingering effects of caffeine consumed later in the day often don't wear off before bedtime Show Full Answer

While caffeine can help manage Parkinson's-related fatigue, it's important to time your intake carefully. Most doctors recommend avoiding caffeine after 3:00 PM since it can interfere with sleep and potentially cause insomnia. The lingering effects of caffeine consumed later in the day often don't wear off before bedtime. When consuming caffeine, pay attention to how your body responds. If you notice jitteriness, anxiety, or sleep disturbances, you may need to reduce your intake. The key is finding the right balance that provides an energy boost for daily tasks without causing negative side effects. Always discuss your caffeine consumption with your neurologist to determine the best amount for your specific situation.

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