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How does having parkinson's disease affect your daily life/activities that you do each day?
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Parkinson's disease: The symptoms of parkinson's disease vary from patient to patient. Although hand tremor is commonly associated with parkinson's disease, other symptoms like balance or gait instability, rigidity, slowing of the movements, memory problems, constipation, and depression are also noticed. Recent studies indicate that physical activity with exercise, stretching and large rapid range of motion helps.
Answered 12/10/2013
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