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Yes, Parkinson's disease can affect "on" and "off" times. These terms refer to periods when medication is working well ("on" times) and when it is not ("off" times). The physical impact of Parkinson's can be all-consuming, and managing symptoms effectively is crucial for maintaining quality of life. Additionally, mental Show Full Answer

Yes, Parkinson's disease can affect "on" and "off" times. These terms refer to periods when medication is working well ("on" times) and when it is not ("off" times). The physical impact of Parkinson's can be all-consuming, and managing symptoms effectively is crucial for maintaining quality of life. Additionally, mental health issues like depression and anxiety, which are common in people with chronic conditions, can also influence these periods.

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