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Have you ever been kicked by your sleeping partner? Have you felt self-conscious because you shouted and thrashed through the night, as if acting out a drama? Or perhaps you felt uneasy, wondering if you were possessed because your body kept reenacting your dreams as though it were not your own. In reality, this can be a serious distress signal sent by the brain.

Have your hands ever trembled slightly and involuntarily while resting? Even if it seems fine when you are nervous or focused on a task, this tremor that appears when you are resting comfortably has kept many people awake at night worrying if it might be a serious condition. Today, let us discuss this tremor, which may be an early sign of Parkinson's disease.

Did you start worrying about early dementia because your parent’s speech became slurred out of nowhere and they began drooling while eating? Did you know that these symptoms might actually be signs of Parkinson’s disease rather than dementia?