Parkinson's Disease Rehabilitation in Moosapet, Hyderabad

Parkinson's disease usually progresses slowly over years. If you or a loved one experiences a sudden, drastic worsening of symptoms overnight, it is often a sign of an acute medical complication, not just the disease itself.

• Sudden Inability to Walk or Stand — A complete, drastic loss of baseline mobility that occurs over 24-48 hours usually indicates a severe urinary tact infection or medication failure.

• Acute Confusion or Hallucinations — Sudden severe delirium or seeing things that aren't there, often triggered by a UTI, dehydration, or incorrect medication timing.

• Frequent Unexplained Falls — More than two falls in a single week indicates that current mobility strategies have completely failed and immediate intervention is required.

• Severe Choking on Fluids — Sudden difficulty swallowing water without coughing violently (dysphagia), posing a massive risk for aspiration pneumonia.

• Extreme Dizziness Upon Standing — A severe drop in blood pressure when standing up (orthostatic hypotension) that causes immediate fainting or near-fainting.

• Sudden, Severe Freezing — "Off" periods that suddenly last for hours despite taking regular medication, paralyzing the patient.