What are the specific symptoms for people with Parkinson’s disease? The main symptoms of Parkinson’s disease are rigidity, slow movements, and abnormal posture. The disease starts insidiously and progresses slowly. Patients are mostly middle-aged and elderly, so it is easy to ignore the symptoms, and it is difficult to say exactly when they started to get the disease when they visit the doctor. In fact, in addition to the main symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, Parkinson’s disease also has special symptoms. 1, greasy face: Parkinson’s forehead is always oily, the pillow is easily dirty, increased oil secretion. 2, salivation: there are many Parkinson’s disease patients often appear drooling phenomenon, serious people need others with a handkerchief constantly wipe for him. 3.Pain: The manifestation of pain is multifaceted, and can be manifested as shoulder and neck pain, headache, lumbago. The most appearing symptom is the soreness of the arm or leg, and local muscle stiffness is its main cause. 4, abnormal sensation: Patients with Parkinson’s disease will also have symptoms of abnormal warmth or coldness in certain parts of the body, with more patients having abnormal warmth sensations. This abnormal temperature sensation is mostly found in the hands and feet. Other patients have abnormal sensations on one side of the body or in the body, such as discomfort in the stomach or lower abdomen. Abnormal fever is more common in patients, and some parts of the body may even have a burning sensation. Lower extremity swelling: Parkinson’s patients sometimes experience swelling in the lower extremities, mainly in the feet, and in severe cases in the lower legs. It is usually on the side of the lower extremity where the disorder first appears. It usually decreases or disappears at night after sleep, but becomes progressively worse again during the day. 6, swallowing difficulties: Most Parkinson’s patients will have difficulty swallowing in the later stages, which can cause aspiration, aspiration pneumonia, serious consequences, most patients will die from lung infection. If the patient has choking and coughing when eating and drinking, this is the time to be alert to the emergence of swallowing difficulties. 7, speech disorder: speech disorder is a common symptom of Parkinson’s disease patients, manifested as unclear language, flat tone of speech, no intonation, monotonous rhythm and so on. 8, bladder irritation symptoms: Some patients with Parkinson’s disease tend to go to the bathroom several times a day, especially at night with a high number of nocturnal urination, and as a result lead to insomnia. The urge to urinate is sometimes unstoppable, and with the patient’s own slow movement, it can easily lead to wetting the pants.