Dizziness or lightheadedness in Parkinson's disease can be caused by several factors:

- Medications: Some Parkinson's medications, like amantadine or higher doses of [[treatment:levodopa/carbidopa:55d534f51fcaa397470006dd]], can cause dizziness
- Low Blood Pressure (Hypotension): This can lead to dizziness, especially Show Full Answer

Dizziness or lightheadedness in Parkinson's disease can be caused by several factors:

- Medications: Some Parkinson's medications, like amantadine or higher doses of [[treatment:levodopa/carbidopa:55d534f51fcaa397470006dd]], can cause dizziness.
- Low Blood Pressure (Hypotension): This can lead to dizziness, especially when standing up quickly.
- Fatigue: Slowed reactions and reduced focus can contribute to dizziness.
- Stress: Tense muscles can disrupt balance and cause dizziness.

Always discuss these symptoms with your doctor to find the best way to manage them.

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