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What’s One Thing About Parkinson's That People Rarely Discuss But Should?
Pain - no one talks about how much pain you may have due to PD
Incontinence bladder and bowels.
The mental issues
Weight! Yet it may be the most critical factor affecting your ability to cope with PD. When I first was diagnosed, I started gaining weight due to inactivity, Eventually I weighed roughly 45 pounds more than I do now. Everything was worse: pain, balance, mobility, and sleep. As I lost weight I actually felt as though I was reversing PD. (I wasn't but it felt better.)
Constipation, urinary incontinence and sex.
I Realized When I Signed In That This Is A PD Forum. I Am The Patient With Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, And My Husband Is My Caregiver.
This Week All Of A Sudden My Knee Wants To Go Out On Me. It’s Never Happened Before But I Have To Be Careful How I Step. Anyone Else?
Does Anyone Else Document A PD Spouse’s Hallucinations/ Delusions? I Have Noted The Increase In Frequency, And It’s Scary!
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