In the UK, someone is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease every 20 minutes, with around 166,000 people living with the condition. There are more than 40 symptoms associated with the progressive neurological condition, caused by nerve cell damage that reduces dopamine levels in the brain, but each individual can experience Parkinson's differently. As a result of varying symptoms, the condition is not always recognised or understood, which can lead to a misunderstanding. Research from Trainline