It sounds like you're experiencing motor symptoms and balance issues. Here are some key points about balance issues related to Parkinson's disease from the knowledge base:

- Motor Symptoms Contributing to Balance Issues
- Axial Rigidity: Stiffness and loss of flexibility in the neck and trunk.
- Freezing: Sudden, Show Full Answer

It sounds like you're experiencing motor symptoms and balance issues. Here are some key points about balance issues related to Parkinson's disease from the knowledge base:

- Motor Symptoms Contributing to Balance Issues:
- Axial Rigidity: Stiffness and loss of flexibility in the neck and trunk.
- Freezing: Sudden, temporary inability to move.
- Bradykinesia: Delayed reaction time and slow movements.
- Changes in Posture: Stooping or postural instability.
- Changes in Center of Gravity: Affecting balance.
- Impairment of Reflexes: Reflexes that help with balance may be impaired.
- Vision Changes: Such as blurry or double vision.

- Nonmotor Symptoms Contributing to Balance Issues:
- Hypotension (Low Blood Pressure): Can cause dizziness.

- Risk of Falls:
- People with Parkinson’s are more likely to fall, but many steps can be taken to prevent falls and the injuries they cause.

It's great that you have an appointment with a neurologist soon. They will be able to provide a thorough evaluation and discuss potential treatment options with you.

 This AI-generated response comes from MyParkinsonsTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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