checked.
8. A Masked Facial Expression
Parkinson’s can reduce facial movement, making the face look serious, tired, sad, or less expressive even when the person feels fine. This is sometimes called facial masking.
Friends or family may say, “You look upset,” even when the person is not upset. The Parkinson’s Foundation lists a masked face as one of the early signs of Parkinson’s disease.
This change can be subtle. It may become more obvious in photos, conversations, or social situations where facial expression seems reduced.
9. Constipation
Constipation is common
