Parkinson’s disease is a movement disorder. It affects the nervous system, and symptoms become worse over time.The symptoms of Parkinson’s disease develop gradually Here are some EARLY SIGNS of Parkinson’s disease: Movement: There may be a tremor in the hands. Coordination: A reduced sense of coordination and balance can cause people to drop items they are holding. They may be more likely to fall. Gait: The person’s posture may change, so that they lean forward slightly, as if they were hurrying. They may also develop a shuffling gait. Facial expression: This can become fixed, due to changes in the nerves that control facial muscles. Voice: There may be a tremor in the voice, or the person may speak more softly than before. Handwriting: This may become more cramped and smaller. Sense of smell: A loss of sense of smell can be an early sign. Sleep problems: These are a feature of Parkinson’s, and they may be an early sign. Restless legs may contribute to this. THE IMPORTANCE OF REC...
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