Yes, many people with Parkinson's disease experience severe physical and mental fatigue. This type of exhaustion can make even simple tasks, like speaking to a spouse, feel impossible. Here are some shared experiences:

- Physical Exhaustion: Feeling completely run-down and without energy, making movement nearly impossible Show Full Answer

Yes, many people with Parkinson's disease experience severe physical and mental fatigue. This type of exhaustion can make even simple tasks, like speaking to a spouse, feel impossible. Here are some shared experiences:

- Physical Exhaustion: Feeling completely run-down and without energy, making movement nearly impossible.
- Mental Fatigue: Difficulty concentrating, remembering things, or following simple directions.
- Excessive Daytime Sleepiness: Feeling tired no matter how much rest is obtained.

These symptoms can significantly impact daily activities and social interactions.

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