Early detection and early treatment are important in Parkinson's disease.

The movement of your body has deteriorated. Your muscles feel stiff. Your body shakes, and you fall over more easily than before... Do you think that is due to age? It could be the appearance of symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Other symptoms that might appear in the very early stages include constipation, urinary problems, an impaired sense of smell, and shouting at inappropriate times, for example, during the night.
Parkinson's disease progresses gradually, usually appearing after the age of 50.
The keys to keeping your body and mind in optimal condition despite the disease are early accurate diagnosis and early commencement of treatment. If movement of your body has deteriorated, don't just put it down to age and ignore it; use this site and other resources to gain a good understanding of Parkinson's disease, and if you have any symptoms that you are concerned about, see your doctor as soon as possible.