When it comes to exercise for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, safety is a top priority. Research indicates that both hiking and bicycling offer unique advantages, but bicycling may be the safer choice due to its lower risk of falls and stability on flat surfaces. With the right precautions, both activities can provide valuable physical and […]
If you or a loved one has been experiencing sudden stops or pauses during movement – known as “freezing episodes” – you might be wondering if this could be a sign of Alzheimer’s disease. The answer is yes: freezing can indeed be associated with Alzheimer’s disease, though it’s not always an early symptom. These concerning […]
Parkinson’s disease and Huntington’s disease both impact movement and daily life, but they are distinct conditions with different causes and symptoms. Parkinson’s disease typically leads to resting tremors and slow movement, while Huntington’s disease results in jerky, uncontrolled movements. Understanding these differences is crucial for anyone looking to comprehend the challenges faced by those affected […]
For people with Parkinson’s Disease, daily activities can become challenging. One of the common issues faced is difficulty swallowing. Known as dysphagia, this condition can impact nutrition and overall health. It is crucial to address swallowing problems early to prevent serious complications such as malnutrition or aspiration pneumonia. The muscles involved in swallowing become weaker […]
Parkinson’s disease carries a lot of weight when that diagnosis comes your way. Understandably, it can be terrifying and unknown. Immediately, the most common symptoms that pop into your head are likely movement symptoms. For instance, folks associate it with trembling hands and a shuffling gait, but there is one factor that may overlooked: it […]
