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The Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders (PDMD) Clinic at St. John Hospital offers patients access to an expert team of movement disorder specialists who work together to evaluate and develop individual treatment plans. These experts believe that a patient’s quality of life can be enhanced when they fully understand their diagnosis and treatment options.

All Wellness Library articles (7 items)Wellness Library

A Primer on Parkinson's Disease
Some Parkinson's symptoms, such as slowness or stiffness, are so subtle that they may be mistaken for normal signs of aging.


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Numbness and Tingling
Almost everyone experiences numbness and tingling at one time or another. It may be a feeling of "pins and needles" or of having a hand or foot "fall asleep." Numbness and tingling is often a temporary nuisance but can sometimes indicate a more serious problem.


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Seizures and the Full Moon

The full moon has been blamed for bringing on epileptic seizures, but researchers say that's not true. In a study published in 2004 in the journal Epilepsy and Behavior, researchers found that epileptic seizures were more common during the moon's last quarter, although they did not know why. Seizures not associated with epilepsy -- those with psychological causes or brought on by stress -- did seem to be more common during a full moon.




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