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The late-stage Parkinson’s is usually when people have been diagnosed for 10-15 years and that’s when their symptoms become apparent.
They might be struggling with posture when walking, have challenges with memory, and be more resilient to medication.
However, even in the late stages of Parkinson’s, you can get better and improve some of the symptoms you’re experiencing.
If you’re in the late stages of Parkinson’s and even the medication is not helping, it’s probably because you haven’t done the right things from the beginning of your diagnosis.
Relying solely on medication is not enough to overcome the struggles that come with Parkinson’s.
You need exercises and a tailored plan of care with a physiotherapist who can assess your condition and give you the right treatment.
We can still help you improve your condition, but it’s going to take some time.
There are some great physio treatments even for those who’ve been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease for many years.
It’s never too late to make a difference and improve your life with Parkinson’s.
The right medication and exercises can help you achieve a better quality of life in the late stages of your condition.
Even if you are in the late stages of your condition, we can still help you. There are a few free ways to start with.
For more information on treatments for Parkinson’s, you can get a copy of our free advice report where we’ve put together some useful information for you.
Another option is to schedule a free telephone consultation with our expert team to discuss in more detail how we can help your specific needs.
Choose one of these options today and let us help you get back to doing some of the things you cannot do because of your condition.
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