Yes, symptoms in Parkinson's disease can fluctuate and vary in intensity over time. This is particularly common when it comes to medication wearing off and "on/off" periods, where symptoms may appear and then improve when medications take effect.
The progression of Parkinson's is different for each person. Some Show Full Answer
Yes, symptoms in Parkinson's disease can fluctuate and vary in intensity over time. This is particularly common when it comes to medication wearing off and "on/off" periods, where symptoms may appear and then improve when medications take effect.
The progression of Parkinson's is different for each person. Some MyParkinsonsTeam members report having symptoms that come and go, with some experiencing slow progression over many years. Common symptoms that may fluctuate include:
• Tremors
• Stiffness
• Cramping
• Balance issues
• Movement problems
• Fatigue
• Pain
• Mood changes
It's important to track these symptom changes and discuss them with your healthcare provider, as they may indicate a need to adjust your treatment plan or medication schedule.
August 21, 2025
Yes I have 3 or 4 different symptoms that dissappear and months maybe a year later return
August 21, 2025
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