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After 31 Years With Parkinson’s, My Digestive System Is Becoming Ineffectual. I’ve Been Using Amino Acids. Does Anyone Have Other Ideas?
41 years is a long time. You still look young. You must have had a very early onset of Parkinson’s.
The AI advice would be very helpful if you were just starting out with this disease. It certainly won’t hurt, but you are probably looking to get your system back on track. In this case you should consult an expert.
You should probably ask your Nueroligist to refer you to someone who understands Parkinson’s effect on digestion.
Managing digestive issues with Parkinson's can be challenging. Here are some strategies that might help:
- Dietary Fiber: Increase intake of dietary fiber to prevent constipation. High-fiber foods include vegetables, fruits with peels, legumes, nuts, and whole grains
- Hydration: Drink six to eight 8-ounce glasses of Show Full Answer
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