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If youParkinson's diseaseThis may be years before you are even diagnosed, because symptoms tend to start gradually and progress over time. In fact, it's typicallyTake a hand trembling Develop before many people realize that they have the disease. But as it is one of Parkinson's most recognizable and known symptoms, it may not be your first. Over the years, research has seen that there was a sign of this progressive nervous system disorder that can predict tremor as much as 20 years. Read it to find out what could really be your first symptom of Parkinson's disease.

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A 2009 study of the article published inNeurology watched to see ifConstipation could precede The appearance of the symptoms of the cardinal motor of Parkinson's disease (PD), such as tremor and rigidity. The researchers studied the data of nearly 200 patients who had developed the disease between 1976 and 1995 and 200 witnesses without Parkinson.

According to the study, Parkinson's patients were almost twice as likely to have a history of constipation that without the disease - the association being obvious decades before patients are officially diagnosed. "Indeed, the association remained significant when limited to the documented constipation of more than 20 years before the appearance of Parkinson's disease," concluded researchers.

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The normal time of someone experiencebetween the stools between the stool "Widely varies from person to person", according to Webmd. Some people have up to three times a day, while others have only a few intestinal movements every week. In this spirit, constipation will appear differently to different people because it simply means that your stools occur less often than what is normal for your body.

In general, WebMD says three or more days without movement is usually too long because it makes the stools more difficult and difficult to pass, resulting in constipation. You can also feel symptoms such as stools streams, hard or small, a meaning that everything was not out, nor the bloody belly when you have constipation.

If you encounter an early constipation, if you have Parkinson's disease, you will probably experience this symptom at some point. According to the Canadian Intestinal Research Society, constipation is one of the most frequently reported.Gastrointestinal symptoms of the disease, with about 60 to 80% of Parkinson's disease patients because of their state of health.

"In Parkinson, constipation can bepart of the disease process. PD can affect the autonomic nervous system, a network of nerves that direct bodily functions that we do not control consciously, such as blood pressure and digestion, "the foundation of Michael J. Fox Parkinson declares on its website." When the movement of the digestive tract slows down PD, the constipation can happen. Recent research has also linked changes in intestinal bacteria (microbiome) with Parkinson's disease; These disturbances can contribute to constipation. "

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There are some non-motor symptoms that could also be a part of yourFirst signs of Parkinson, Notes of Satherline. Other than constipation, these symptoms include a weakening of smell and taste, sleep and mood disorders, vertigo and fainting. Parkinson's foundation says these "May occur years Before the diagnosis of Pd "too.

Later in your illness, you can also experience other unrelated symptoms, such as cognitive changes, excessive fatigue of perspiration, an increase in dandruff, lightness, pain, urinary problems and vision and weight loss.

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