skip to Main Content

NON-MOVEMENT RELATED SYMPTOMS

Some symptoms of Parkinson’s are  not Movement related.

Speech & Language

Communication through speech and language is a complex process

Low Blood Pressure

Can be a hazard because it can cause fainting, possibility resulting in injuries. 

Muscle Cramps

Can be a hazard because it can cause fainting, possibility resulting in injuries. 

Bladder & Bowel Issues

Can be a hazard because it can cause fainting, possibility resulting in injuries. 

Sleep Problems

Excessive Daytime Sleepiness (EDS) causes people with Parkinson’s to fall asleep or doze frequently during normal waking hours.

Anxiety

Anxiety is often an appropriate response to a dangerous or threatening situation. 

Hallucinations

When a person hallucinates, they may see, hear, feel, smell or taste something that, in reality, does not exist.

Impulse Control

Some medicines may potentially cause a change in some people’s impulsive-compulsive behaviours.

Back To Top
Search