The Parkinson’s Foundation lists trouble sleeping, including sudden movements during sleep, as one of the early signs to watch for.
Sleep problems are very common and can come from stress, caffeine, anxiety, sleep apnea, pain, medications, or poor sleep habits. But if someone begins acting out dreams or has unusual movements during sleep, it is worth discussing with a healthcare professional.
5. Slowed Movement
Parkinson’s can make movements slower and more difficult. A person may take longer to button a shirt, brush teeth, cook, walk, write, or get out of
