Having previously looked at the 4 Cardinal Signs related to Parkinson’s disease symptoms, we now will address the issue concerning Parkinson’s disease associated symptoms.
The associated symptoms for Parkinson’s disease diagnosis are varied and although the side effects of medication can contribute, the symptoms are typically linked to autonomic failure:
Loss of Involuntary/Automatic movements or functions.
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Unconscious acts diminished.
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Speech Issues.
PARKINSON’S SPEECH ISSUES
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Throat Issues.
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Perceptual Changes. Examples include:
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Sleep Issues.
PARKINSON’S SLEEP ISSUES
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Fine Motor Control.
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Slower Reaction and Movement Times.
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Fatigue. Aching and tiredness and being devoid of energy can be due to:
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Urinary Issues.
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Sexual Dysfunction. A common occurrence that may include:
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Skin Issues.
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The next aspect related to Parkinson’s disease symptoms concerns Neuropsychiatric Dysfunction.