Aging or Parkinson’s? Here are 13 Ways You Can Tell
By
The Captain
May 13, 2021
Constipation
Who would’ve thought that Parkinson’s disease can cause this common digestive symptom?
Statistically, 25% of people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease are experiencing constipation even before any motor signs such as difficulty walking, posture problems or facial masking.
However, constipation can be caused by a wide range of reasons; if it happens after a Thanksgiving feast, for instance, there’s definitely no need to worry.
However, constant constipation can be the result of an unhealthy lifestyle or a disease which affects the digestive system. Here you can check out 5 serious reasons why you shouldn’t ignore constipation so that you know when to call your doctor and get a checkup.
