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DO PARKINSONS PATIENTS SLEEP A LOT
I would love to sleep 😴
@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member - it depends on the individual. Depression can make people sleep more. My husband sleeps a bit less than before, but usually just sleeps at night for 7 or so hours. Naps are rare and only on the really bad days.
People with Parkinson's disease often experience sleep disorders, including insomnia and excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS). Insomnia can lead to fatigue and difficulty performing daily tasks, while EDS can increase the risk of accidents during activities like driving. Sleep issues are common among those with Parkinson's Show Full Answer
Apokyn Injectable -about To Start On It. Anyone Use This Drug?
I've Heard Of People Who Were Diagnosed With PD And Years Later Find Out It Wasn't. What Would You Do?
If Parkinson’s Won’t Kill You Why Is There An End Stage Where They Tell You To Bring Hospice In And Get Your Ducks In A Row???????? Falling
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