Parkinson’s disease & tremor
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder associated with reduced dopamine activity. Tremor has several possible causes and does not by itself establish Parkinson’s disease.
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Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder associated with reduced dopamine activity. Tremor has several possible causes and does not by itself establish Parkinson’s disease.
Slowness, stiffness and tremor may occur. Sleep, balance, mood and memory can also be affected.
Diagnosis is mainly based on history and neurological examination. Selected investigations can help assess other explanations.
Medicines, rehabilitation and regular review can help manage symptoms. Some people need specialist assessment for advanced treatments. Treatment does not currently cure the condition.
Bring previous prescriptions, investigation reports and your current medication list. Write down when symptoms began and how they affect your daily life. Ask which changes to monitor and when to return for review.
Bring medication names and dose timings, and describe changes in mobility and everyday function.
Patient education · Updated 11 October 2026 · General information, not an individual treatment plan. Further reading: NHS ↗
Changes in movement, daily activities and your existing treatment.
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