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Parkinson's Disease Living with Parkinson's Disease

You can experience hallucinations with Parkinson’s disease

Many people associate Parkinson's disease with the characteristic tremor and balance difficulties. However, there are many other problems that might occur with this disease. One problem might involve hallucinating, or seeing things that aren't there. Confusion and difficulty with memory may also occur. With new medication or adjustments to existing medication, these problems may improve or disappear.

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