Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, classifying them into motor
and nonmotor symptoms. The loss of motor functions, tremors, muscle
stiffness, loss of facial expression (facial masking), and bradykinesia
(slow movement) are examples of motor symptoms. Nonmotor symptoms
cover a variety of sensations, such as depression and anxiety, anosmia,
dermatological issues, gastrointestinal (GIT) disruptions, and sleep
difficulties. This detailed depiction showcases the intricate and
diverse characteristics of Parkinson’s disease, underscoring
the significance of a complete approach to diagnosing and treating
the condition.