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Old 09-06-2011, 02:55 PM #1
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Default Unrelated surgery effect on PD symptoms
I'm tentatively planning full knee replacement surgery in the spring. I recently went through a bout of ulcerative coilis and noticed my parkinson symptoms had worsened more quickly. Can/Does unrelated surgery have an effect of progression of Parkinson symptoms. Or, in general, is there a corelation betwen other major stresses to the body and Parkinson symptoms
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