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Medications for Non-motor Symptoms
Parkinson’s disease (PD) has both motor and non-motor symptoms. Among the nonmotor symptoms of PD are cognitive changes, constipation, sleep issues and mood disorders. Some non-motor symptoms may improve with an adjustment to your Parkinson's medication. Exercise, dietary modifications, psychotherapy and other supportive therapies are also key to managing the non-motor symptoms of PD. In addition, there are medications available to help address these symptoms.
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