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 Blinking  Constipation  Difficulty Swallowing  Drooling  Problems with balance and walking  No expression in the face  Muscle aches and pains  Loss of small or fine hand movements;  Rigid or stiff muscles  Pill-rolling tremor  Slowed, quitter... More

 Blinking  Constipation  Difficulty Swallowing  Drooling  Problems with balance and walking  No expression in the face  Muscle aches and pains  Loss of small or fine hand movements;  Rigid or stiff muscles  Pill-rolling tremor  Slowed, quitter speech and monotone voice  Stooped position  Low blood pressure.  Shaking called tremors  Movement problems To learn more about Parkinson’s disease you can visit the following websites. http://www. pdf. org/en/diagnosis http://www. pdmdcenter. com/article s/HopkinsWeb/index. html http://news. wustl. edu/news/Pag es/20150. aspx http://www. pdf. org/en/parkinso n_statistics Making an accurate diagnosis of Parkinson’s — particularly in its early stages — is difficult, but a skilled practitioner can come to a reasoned conclusion that it is PD. You may have experienced this frustration. Perhaps it took years for you to receive a diagnose. Perhaps you have been diagnosed, but with Parkinsonism, not Parkinson s, and are confused abou Less