The article Parkinson's disease early symptoms described a variety of signs that might be indicative of oncoming or early Parkinson's. Given that many of the signs could be due to a variety of completely unrelated conditions, a more structured and formal classification is required to differentiate Parkinson's from other diseases. This can be achieved by grouping the symptoms … [Read more...]

Parkinson's disease early symptoms may be subtle, go unnoticed and develop gradually over a number of years. A person will often feel 'out of sorts' and unable to pinpoint what exactly is wrong with them. It is not uncommon at this stage, for a patient to visit their practitioner and be told that they probably have a virus, are run down or suffering from stress. Parkinson's … [Read more...]