Parkinson’s disease often begins quietly. At first, the signs may be so small that people blame them on stress, aging, poor sleep, muscle tension, or a busy lifestyle. A hand tremor may come and go. Walking may feel slightly slower. The voice may become softer. Sleep may become restless. Constipation or loss of smell may seem unrelated to the brain.
That is why Parkinson’s can be easy to overlook in the early stages.
Parkinson’s disease is a neurological condition that affects movement, but it can also affect sleep, mood, digestion,
