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Is unresponsiveness a common problem in the end stages of parkinson's disease?

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Yes: Unfortunately, people with Parkinson's often go from ambulatory and verile to bed-bound and senile in the end stages. Many medications can delay this progression, but once it gets to that point, hospice is a great option for care.

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Yes: Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder. Patients become less responsive over time with rigidity, slowness of movement and dementia, among other symptoms.

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