Marshall Faulk recuerda la primera señal del Parkinson que notó en el campo de golf

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Marshall Faulk cuenta que notó por primera vez que algo no estaba bien mientras jugaba golf. Después de una ronda larga o de practicar, sentía rigidez en la mano, algo que al principio atribuyó a los nervios al hacer un putt.Cuando la sensación persistió incluso fuera de una partida, Faulk le preguntó a su médico si era normal. El doctor le recomendó que se hiciera estudios y, tras una evaluación médica, recibió el diagnóstico de Parkinson hace aproximadamente 18 meses.

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00:00I get a physical twice a year and I'm a little anal about my health and I just I literally

00:04asked my doctor because I noticed it as I was playing golf like I noticed like I noticed like my

00:10hand the rigidity in my hand just sometimes after I play a lot or I practice a lot and I

00:15just thought it was you know normal nerves when putting and stuff like that but it was it started to

00:20be times where I wasn't playing I mean where I was playing but I wasn't in a match and it

00:27would still do that and I was like wow is that

00:29something is that it's that normal and the doctor was he literally was like you need to go get checked

00:34you need to go like have x y and z done you're at an age it's possible it's likely that

00:40it's not but you need to go get checked and you tell me that and I'm going like I believe

00:46in going to the doctor

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