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why does climate and or different states affect parkinsons disease .since moving to florida one year ago my disease is giving me fits i have parkinson for 18 years

There are five stages of Parkinsons disease, which include symptoms that result from the difficulty of the brain to control muscle movement. These are progressive and may be a difficult experience for anyone, especially since doctors do not know a direct cure to the illness.

Early signs of Parkinsons disease are usually subtle and surface gradually. If you have this condition, you may start out getting tired too often or you could frequently feel weak. Shaking, speaking too softly, or having changes in your handwriting may also be some early signs of the condition.

The first of the five stages of the disease would start out with mild symptoms like having tremors or experiencing shaking in one of your limbs. This would then be followed by the next stage with symptoms affecting both sides of your body, so you may begin having problems walking or maintaining balance.

When the slowing down of your physical movements already start to become obvious, then this is a sign that your illness has progressed into the late third stage. And during fourth stage, you would already be having muscle stiffness and walking or going about your daily routines may be very difficult.

The last of the five stages of Parkinsons disease would be the hardest for you because by this time, the illness will have taken over your physical movements. Here, you may not be able to stand or walk during and may not be able to take care of yourself.

Life for someone who has Parkinson’s surely is not easy. But hopefully, by adapting more natural and healthier methods, then perhaps, these stages of Parkinsons disease can be lighter to handle and one of these days, a direct cure would be found to completely relieve such a condition.

By: Charlene Nuble

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