Hello and good afternoon.
Thank you for your question.

Based on your question, I understand that you are worried about your problem. I will try to help you.

For your information, Individuals experience Parkinson’s Disease symptoms differently, although some can be an early marker of the disease.

These include the following:

• Sleep disorders such as REM sleep apnea and other sleep disorders
• loss of scent
• tremors, particularly in one hand
• difficulties moving or walking or a stooped stride
• constipation
• lack of facial expression, which may make the person appear emotionless a low or soft voice

Along with the primary motor symptoms, a person may experience the following:

• stoop or lean forward as though walking swiftly
• walk with their arms stiffly by their sides
• suffer from muscle spasms
• Drool occurs, you feel fatigued, and you have difficulties writing with a small, cramped hand.
• have trouble coordinating their motions
• make involuntary movements and contract muscles for an extended period of time
• lose facial expression, which can make the speaker appear indifferent or cause them to stare fixedly with unblinking eyes experience sexual dysfunction
• speak more softly, slur or repeat phrases, adopt a monotonous tone of voice, or speak at different rates, either quicker or slower
• have difficulties swallowing

However, since you have consulted with a neurologist before, I suggest you do a follow-up with the neurologist as they have a better understanding on the condition of your mother. You can also contact our doctor online for further information and treatment.

I hope this answer helps you. Thank you.

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