Closing the eyes while eating or talking can be a symptom related to Parkinson's disease. This behavior might be due to several factors:

- Muscle Rigidity and Fatigue: Parkinson's can cause muscle stiffness and fatigue, making it difficult to keep the eyes open
- Concentration: Closing the eyes might help him focus better Show Full Answer

Closing the eyes while eating or talking can be a symptom related to Parkinson's disease. This behavior might be due to several factors:

- Muscle Rigidity and Fatigue: Parkinson's can cause muscle stiffness and fatigue, making it difficult to keep the eyes open.
- Concentration: Closing the eyes might help him focus better on the task of eating or speaking, especially if he is experiencing difficulty with these activities.
- Dyskinesia: Involuntary movements or muscle spasms can also cause the eyes to close.

For more detailed management strategies, you can refer to the article on managing difficulty swallowing in Parkinson’s [here](https://www.MyParkinsonsTeam.com/resources/diff...).

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