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The Relationship Between Parkinson’s Disease and Sleep Disorders
It’s estimated that around three-quarters of people living with Parkinson’s disease also suffer from a sleep disorder.
According to the National Parkinson’s Foundation, some of the most common sleep issues that come with Parkinson’s disease include difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, drowsiness during the day, talking or shouting while sleeping, vivid dreams, cramping, restless legs, difficulty turning over, snoring, tremors or rigidity when in bed, and waking to visit the bathroom.
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Do you or did you suffer from a sleep disorder? How has having Parksinon’s impacted your ability to get quality rest?
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