I want to know if anyone has experienced severe stomach/abdominal muscle tightening/clenching when standing and walking. I've had this issue for at least 10 years. It has been slowly getting worse over the years. Is this something that could be connected to Parkinson's disease ? No MD that I have ever mentioned this to has had an explanation for this problem. It is so severe it is close to preventing me from standing up and walking.
Any advice would be welcome.
It seems like on a daily basis I've been having my toes cramp, clench up & my wife has to unclench them & push down & flatten them out. Very frustrating I would Love to know what to do or take to help? Waiting for my Dr. to call me.
Thank You! God Bless!
I take quinine capsules before going to bed they reallly help once in a while I get a cramp but not like before I took the caps.
i have fairly well managed PD. i work on an android laptop. finding finger control a challenge and looking for an inexpensive simple voice to text programme for emails, docs etc. any advice?
I use Android Auto. Works on phone and in car.
Right now I'm dealing with tightness under my ribcage feels like somebody squeezing it and twisting it and the tightness goes around all the way to my back to my shoulder blade. It's quite painful My Neurologist says that dystonia is pretty normal for ( Young onset parkinson's disease) patients.
Does anyone else deal with a lot of dystonia in how do you take care of it ?Any advice would be greatly appreciated
I had my left foot turning down and in toward my right foot and I was tripping myself- as silly as that may sound. I did PT ordered by my neuro and it took several months of PT but the problem has… read more
I don't have tremors.Shaking was never a definitive symptom for me.My primary symptom is stiffness/rigidity. I am happy that I don't shake.I know that maybe one day I will shake.
I never had any tremors since I was diagnosed with atypical Parkinson 5 years ago .But a fellow, Parkinsonism
Sufferer who had a diagnosis of cortico-basal degeneration, told me that he prefer a… read more
I sure wish there were talk to text on this site. I would visit it more.
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