Parkinson’s disease is a condition affecting nerve cells in the brain, which then impacts the way a person moves. But how is Parkinson’s disease linked to depression?
A person diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease may have trouble moving. Parts of their body may start shaking, their body and muscles may feel stiff, and they may move more slowly than usual.
In addition to the physical symptoms that characterize the condition, people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease may also experience depression.
