Parkinson's disease initiates subtly and progresses over time, displaying unique symptoms for each individual, most commonly identified through tremors, rigidity, and other muscle control issues.
One of the earliest indicators of Parkinson's disease is tremors, particularly in the hands, occurring when the muscles are at rest, often signaling the onset of the condition.
Symptoms like limb stiffness, balance difficulties, and postural changes usually begin on one side of the body, but can later affect both sides as the disease advances.
Individuals with Parkinson's may face challenges with walking, exemplified by freezing episodes and falls, as common muscle control problems worsen over time.
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