Everyone's Parkinson's is different. Research suggests that Parkinson’s tends to develop gradually. It may be many months, even years, before the symptoms become obvious enough for someone to visit their GP.
If you think you have Parkinson's, it's important that you speak to a health professional about your symptoms.
This section guides you to essential information about Parkinson's symptoms and how to get diagnosed.
If you think you have Parkinson's, it's important that you speak to a health professional about your symptoms.
This section guides you to essential information about Parkinson's symptoms and how to get diagnosed.
Need help?
Our helpline and Parkinson's advisers are here to answer any questions you have around diagnosis and your next steps.
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If you need emotional support urgently, the Samaritans can offer listening support 24 hours a day, every day. Call them on 116 123.
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