The difference between Parkinson’s (Parkinson’s disease (P)) and Alzheimer’s (Alzheimer’s disease (A))

P.7. Symptoms in detail of Parkinson's: The classic triassic is tremor (tremors, especially at rest), rigidity (stiffness) and bradykinesia (slowness of movement). In addition, often a mask face, soft voice, shuffling walking and later balance problems with the risk of falling. Non-motor complaints such as depression, sleep disorders, constipation and loss of smell also occur. Some patients develop Parkinson's dementia later on: slow thinking, problems with multitasking and planning, but recognizing information often remains better than with Alzheimer's.

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