Exercise in general can help patients manage symptoms, but without head-to-head trials, the ‘best’ exercise is the one the patient can do well and will stick with, experts say.
While celebrities like Michael J. Fox and Brett Favre have been open about their struggles with Parkinson’s disease, it can present differently in everyone. Because of this, it’s harder to identify ...
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Tremors Aren't the First Sign: 8 Subtle Symptoms of Parkinsons Disease You Need to Know
Most people wait for a visible shake to worry about neurological health, but the disease often starts much earlier with ...
Utah (12.6) and Kansas (11.5) lead the nation in Parkinson's mortality, with Ohio and neighboring states also showing ...
Researchers are developing a greater understanding of Parkinson’s disease, the fastest growing neurodegenerative disease ...
For now, there is no reliable self-test you can use to diagnose Parkinson’s disease. If you notice early symptoms like tremors, stiffness, weakness, or others, see a healthcare professional for a full ...
For more than a decade, Veronica Brown was experiencing chronic fatigue, depression, and debilitating anxiety without knowing what was causing the symptoms. “I stopped traveling, and I used to be a ...
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Pseudoparkinsonism Symptoms and Their Treatment
Pseudoparkinsonism (parkinsonism) refers to symptoms like tremors and gait (walking) problems that occur as medication side effects. The symptoms go away when the drug is discontinued. Parkinsonism ...
Parkinsonism was linked with CTE in athletes, cross-sectional data suggested. Nearly 25% of deceased contact sports participants with CTE had parkinsonism symptoms before they died. More than 75% of ...
"I quickly heard table tennis was a really good thing for Parkinson's because it helps with balance, hand-eye co-ordination, aerobically and with very quick thinking and side-to-side movement. "I saw ...
Jimmy Choi has proven that exercise isn’t just possible with Parkinson’s–it can also help slow the disease and improve ...
A study of more than 1 million UK medical records found that getting a flu vaccine between ages 40 and 50 did not increase Parkinson’s disease risk and was even associated with a lower estimated ...
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