and usually has many possible causes, including low fiber intake, dehydration, lack of movement, medications, and digestive conditions. But long-term constipation can also be one of the non-movement symptoms linked with Parkinson’s.
The Parkinson’s Foundation includes constipation among possible early signs, especially when it is not explained by diet or medication.
Constipation alone does not mean Parkinson’s. But persistent constipation combined with smell loss, sleep problems, tremor, stiffness, or slow movement may be worth discussing with a doctor.
10. Dizziness or Fainting
Some people experience dizziness or lightheadedness when standing
