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Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms: A Clear and Simple Introduction

Illustration showing common motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, including tremor, stiffness, slow movement, balance issues, loss of smell, constipation, drooling, reduced blinking, and restless legs.
Parkinson’s affects everyone differently. These are some of the symptoms people may experience.

Parkinson’s disease can appear in many different ways, and every person experiences symptoms differently. Some people notice mainly motor changes—such as tremor or muscle stiffness — while others face more “invisible” symptoms like anxiety, sleep problems, or difficulties with thinking.


At Parkinson Pharos, we’ve created a practical guide that brings together all the key symptoms of Parkinson’s disease — both motor and non-motor — in a format that is simple and easy to understand. In this guide, you’ll learn:


  • The 4 main motor symptoms.

  • Which everyday functions may be affected.

  • Which “invisible” non-motor symptoms are common.

  • Symptoms that may appear many years before diagnosis.

  • When it’s important to discuss something with your neurologist.


Understanding symptoms builds confidence and allows for earlier, more effective management of the disease. Even if not all symptoms appear, knowing what to expect can make a meaningful difference for patients and families.


👉 Read the full guide here.

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