An expert has highlighted a lesser-known symptom related to the nose that could potentially indicate Parkinson's disease. While tremors in the arms and hands, as well as stiffness in the legs, are more commonly recognized symptoms,

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An expert has shared a little-known symptom of your nose that could possibly be one of the signs of Parkinson’s disease. While the most common symptoms include tremors in the arms and hands and stiffness in the legs, there is one hidden symptom that one should also look out for.

As well as these physical symptoms, Parkinson's also comes with various mental symptoms. These include anxiety, depression and memory problems, and one of the earliest sign of Parkinson's is a less of smell, or anosmia, reports Surrey Live.

Parkinson's disease affects around 18,000 people in Ireland and can present with over 40 symptoms. While typically diagnosed in those over 60, it can also affect younger people with unique early warning signs.

Parkinson's disease is a common, progressive neurological disorder which affects movement and has no cure. There are a number of symptoms to look out for, including one that can appear years before th

Parkinson's disease affects 8.5 million people globally, with symptoms including tremors, slow movement, and muscle stiffness. Early detection is crucial, and a decreased sense of smell, or anosmia, can be an early indicator.