MANY PD people have and it's discussed often on here, check the group comments for the info ... some are on a med to help with that, some give natural remedies or me, I keep course sea salt nuggets in my pockets just in case, works for me but we're all different, I also keep course organic sugar nuggets in the other pocket for my lower blood sugar .... good luck and stay blessed 🙌
January 10
It’s as side effect of the medication.
I just went to see my primary care physician.
My blood pressure was 76/46. I felt fine.
It’s usually around 120/60
January 11
Does low blood pressure cause neck and back pain in Parkinson's?
Yes, low blood pressure is a common issue in Parkinson's disease, and you're not alone in experiencing this along with neck and back pain.
Low blood pressure when standing (called orthostatic hypotension) is a frequent nonmotor symptom of Parkinson's. It Show Full Answer
Does low blood pressure cause neck and back pain in Parkinson's?
Yes, low blood pressure is a common issue in Parkinson's disease, and you're not alone in experiencing this along with neck and back pain.
Low blood pressure when standing (called orthostatic hypotension) is a frequent nonmotor symptom of Parkinson's. It typically happens within three minutes of standing up and is more common in people who have had Parkinson's for a longer time.
The neck and back pain you're experiencing could be related to Parkinson's in several ways:
- Muscle rigidity and stiffness in the neck and trunk are common motor symptoms
- The combination of low blood pressure and muscle stiffness can create additional strain
- Parkinson's-related postural changes can put extra stress on your spine
Many MyParkinsonsTeam members report similar experiences with severe neck, shoulder, and back pain. One member described having "severe lower back pain" that their pain consultant attributed to "the rigidity of Parkinson's creating a trapped nerve."
It's important to discuss both your low blood pressure and pain symptoms with your healthcare provider. They can help determine if adjusting your Parkinson's medications might help, or if additional treatments like physical therapy could provide relief.
January 10
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