### Slow movements and heavy feeling Brady Kinsey (Brady Kinsey) or slowness of movement is one of the main symptoms of Parkinson's disease, which causes the body to slow down. It is possible that when people walk, they feel that their feet are stuck to the ground and they cannot move easily. Some other symptoms of Brady Kinsey are: - Inability to button clothes - Inability to pick up small objects - Decreased range of motion - Taking short steps - Difficulty feeling when getting up from a chair ### muscle stiffness (stiffness); One of the most important symptoms of Parkinson's Rigidity or stiffness of muscles in patients with movement disorder causes limitation of range of motion and pain in joints.... This stiffness is mostly felt in the hands, legs or back and can make it difficult to perform normal movements. Also, some patients may feel that their muscles are tight even when they are resting. Another common symptom of tremor is a disturbance in balance and a change in body shape... In this case, the affected person feels unsteady when standing or walking and is more at risk of falling. Also, the body shape gradually bends and the person has a greater tendency to lean forward while walking... ### change in handwriting; It is one of the most specific symptoms of Parkinson's Neuromotor disorder can cause changes in the way a person writes. One of the most obvious changes is the shrinking and compression of handwriting, which is called micrographia. It does... One of the obvious symptoms of Parkinson's disease One of the most obvious symptoms of Parkinson's is the reduction of involuntary facial movements... This makes the affected person's face look numb or like a mask, and for example, some people blink less after being affected. Having trouble controlling the volume of the voice and speaking too slowly or too loudly when speaking... Another symptom of Parkinson's is difficulty in swallowing food and liquids... This problem can cause sudden coughing and common coughing while eating... Symptoms of Parkinson's disease Many patients with motor neuron disorder have insomnia problems, which manifests as insomnia, interrupted sleep, or extreme fatigue during the day. Some patients may also have frequent nightmares or perform involuntary movements during sleep. Challenges and experiences