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Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, thinking, and emotions. Although tremors and other movement changes are often the most noticeable signs, many symptoms of Parkinson’s aren’t visible.
In addition to causing movement problems, Parkinson’s can affect sleep, mood, digestion, and energy levels. These less visible symptoms can be just as challenging as those others can see.
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Understanding both the visible and hidden symptoms of Parkinson’s gives a more complete picture of what it’s like to live with the condition — and helps others respond with greater empathy and support.
The list below includes symptoms that might be noticed, as well as those that often go unseen.
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I myself do have most of those awful and annoying things. And yes sometimes i can appear to be perfectly normal on the outside but inside it is a hole different story. Every day is battle. It can seem… read more
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