Parkinson's-Related Psychological and Behavioral Problems
Questions and Answers
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- Is it okay to conceal a Parkinson's disease diagnosis from friends and colleagues? Expert commentary on the consequences of concealing Parkinson's.
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- Because of her Parkinson's disease, sometimes when my mother is walking, she "freezes" and gets stuck, unable to move forward. This happened one time when we were in a bookstore together. Is there anything I can do to help her when this problem strikes?
1 Expert Answer, 6 Community Answers
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- Could my parent's hand tremor mean Parkinson's? It's possible the tremor is a sign of Parkinson's, but many other things can cause a hand tremor.
1 Expert Answer
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- Something is wrong with my mother, and I'm afraid it's Parkinson's disease. When she sits with her right leg crossed over her left, the right foot shakes. And she moves a lot more slowly when she's eating or getting dressed. However, she refuses to see a doctor about it. What can I do about this?
1 Expert Answer, 1 Community Answer
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- We are at our wits end. My dad went from being a normal, healthy, functioning adult to an anxious, delusional, and depressed mess, within - and I'm not kidding - about three week's time. This was in May 2008. He has been put on Paxil, Ativan, Prozac, Wellbutrin, Risperdal, Effexor and Remeron with no relief of symptoms...
1 Expert Answer, 2 Community Answers
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1 Expert Answer
Topics, Blog Posts, Articles, Checklists, and To-Do Lists
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Blog Post
- A new study shows that dopamine treatments for Parkinson's can cause impulse disorders, like excessive gambling.
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Article
- This guide to Parkinson's disease will help you understand a patient's diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment options.
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- When a family member has Parkinson's disease, exercise and other therapies can help her stay active and independent as long as possible.
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- A guide to the cognitive and behavioral symptoms common in Parkinson's disease, and how they can be treated.