Body & Health Conditions Articles

Many Parkinson's disease patients suffer from disordered sleep. What usually causes this, and what can you do to get a better night's sleep?

Parkinson's disease patients are more likely than others to encounter bladder and bowel trouble. What can you do to overcome them?

Tremors aren't the only thing that can cause involuntary movements in Parkinson's disease patients — dyskinesia induces broader twitching, jerking, or rocking motions. What can you do to manage it?

Daytime fatigue is a common problem among people with Parkinson's disease. What causes it, and what can you do to feel more energized?

While some doctors will still tell you Parkinson's disease doesn't cause physical pain, many patients know otherwise. What can you do to beat your pain?

Many people with Parkinson's disease suffer from low blood pressure, especially associated with postural changes. What can you do to fight this common but potentially dangerous problem?

Parkinson's disease can change your entire life, and that includes the sexual realm. What can you do to boost your libido and have a more enjoyable sex life?

The combination of pregnancy and Parkinson's disease is unusual, but may become more common in the future. How does Parkinson's affect pregnancy, how does pregnancy impact Parkinson's, and are your medications safe to use while expecting?

Many Parkinson's disease patients turn to alternative medicine, including supplements, in a bid to improve their symptoms. What might help, and why should you speak to your doctor even before starting on a simple supplement?

There are some crazy conspiracy theories that claim flu shots give you cancer. These are complete nonsense. When you have cancer it is actually vital for you to get a flu shot.