Symptoms can differ greatly from person to person. The most common signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s disease include:
Tremor (shaking) when you’re at rest, usually starting in the hands, arms or legs
Stiff or rigid muscles, often in the arms, legs or neck
Slowed movements (bradykinesia)
Problems with balance and walking
Parkinson’s can also cause symptoms that aren’t related to movement, like changes in sleep, mood, memory, blood pressure and bowel or bladder function.
Because Parkinson’s disease is a progressive condition, symptoms typically develop gradually and change or get worse over time. Our team is prepared to help you find the right diagnosis and treatment to achieve the best quality of life at every stage.