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Is Muscle Pain A Related Symptom? My Husband Is Having A Rough Week With That & Need To Chase Down The Cause. Thoughts Please?
Yes, muscle pain can be a symptom of Parkinson's disease. It may result from muscle stiffness, cramps, or dystonia (involuntary muscle contractions). Pain often occurs on the side of the body most affected by Parkinson's symptoms. Consulting a healthcare provider can help identify the cause and explore treatments like Show Full Answer
Medication can become a slippery slope. If you have an alternative treatment that works for you by all means do it.
I explored acupuncture for back pain many years ago, and had no improvement. I’ll probably try it again for PD, based on your endorsement. Everything is worth a try.
Thank you
I have had muscle pain long before the actual diagnosis. I had that, among other symptoms long before I had answers. I find that meditation and acupuncture are the best treatments for the pain. Pills are only a new problem and don't have a lasting help.
Where is the muscle pain
What Was Your First Indication That You Might Have PD? Was It Something You Noticed Or Someone Else?
I Would Like To Know How Many People Can Say They Have Daily, Ongoing Pain Of Some Sort Since They Got Parkinson.
Why Does Parkinson's Hurt? Stan And Sometimes Pain , Is It The Parkinson's??? It Seems That Others Here Also Have Pain. Than K
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