I had trouble with falling and balance issues but I've never had tremors, other thank two brief episodes of internal tremors. But because I responded so well to the medication, and have continued to do so, she diagnosed me with Parkinson's Disease. I would discuss with your doctor any concerns you have and question their diagnosis. See if he or she can put your mind at ease.

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Two years without much progression isn't really that unusual, especially since you have young onset. Some people on this forum have said they had it for 10 or more years without a lot of progression. Enjoy it while it lasts! My husband is in his 80s and hasn't gotten a lot worse, except that he is a bit slower than he was when he was diagnosed 4 years ago. On a day to day basis, it isn't really a noticeable difference, but when I think back to what he was able to do then I can see it.

I highly recommend you get an appointment with an MDS (Movement Disorder Specialist). Everyone with PD should see this type of specialist but unfortunately there aren't many trained ...yet. Why? It requires an additional 2 years of training. The MDS's are highly educated to specifically treat PwP's (People with Parkinsons).

It's always good to get a SECOND opinion. Contact your state Parkinsons Association for references.

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