parkinson's disease causes and symptoms
Later symptoms of Parkinsonâs disease include: 1  Akinesia (difficulty beginning or maintaining muscle movements) 2  Anxiety and emotional changes. 3  Blank stare.  Bradykinesia (a type of slowness of 1  movement) Constipation and urination difficulties.  Difficulty speaking, chewing and 1  swallowing. Fatigue and weakness.
The most common symptoms of Parkinsonâs disease include: (5) 1  Trembling: This is one of many changes in movement (motor) functions and usually affects the arms, jaw, legs and face. 2  Rigidity: Most patients experience stiffness of the bodyâs core (trunk area) as well as in their arms and legs.