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. 2026 May 4;17:1794132. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2026.1794132

Table 3.

Agreement between the patients and physicians on individual symptoms identified as most bothersome.

Category Patients, n* Concordance rate, %** Category Patients, n* Concordance rate, %**
Motor: Psychogenic/Cognitive
Bradykinesia 74 68.9 Depression 6 66.7
Tremor 52 40.4 Hallucination 6 33.3
Rigidity 33 48.5 Delusion 0 –
Wearing off 16 75.0 Anxiety 3 0
Dyskinesia 16 81.3 Cognitive decline 7 28.6
Postural instability 62 40.3 Apathy 0 –
Postural abnormality 45 62.2 Poor concentration 8 12.5
Gait disturbance 50 74.0 Panic 1 0
Dysarthria/dysphagia/sialorrhea 19 15.8 Impulse control disorder 0 –
Autonomic: Sensory:
Constipation 41 24.4 Olfactory disorder 4 0
Nausea/vomiting 0 – Taste disorder 0 –
Frequent urination 27 14.8 Pain 7 42.9
Loss of libido 1 0 15-2.4,-1.5237ptNumbness 1 0
Orthostatic hypotension 7 42.9 Miscellaneous:
15-7.4,-1.5261ptAbnormal sweating 5 20.0 Diplopia 5 40.0
Sleep: Weight loss 2 0
Insomnia 11 36.4 Edema 7 14.3
Daytime sleepiness 18 27.8 Dyspnea 2 0
REM sleep behavior disorder 4 25.0 Fatigue 21 33.3
Restless leg syndrome 2 0 – – –

*No. of patients who selected the symptoms as bothersome.

**Percentage of patients for whom the attending physician selected the same symptoms as bothersome.