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Parkinson's disease can affect many of the muscles used for chewing and swallowing. This can make it hard for you to eat.
Here are some things you can do to help reduce eating problems.
Sit upright when eating, drinking, and taking pills.
Take small bites of food.
Chew each bite completely, and swallow it before you take another bite.
Take small sips of liquid.
This can help prevent choking.
Divide food into smaller but more frequent meals.
This can help if eating makes you tired.
Eat moist, soft foods.
Adding liquids such as gravy or sauce to hard-to-chew foods can help you chew them.
Avoid foods such as crackers or cakes that crumble easily.
They can cause choking.
If you cough or choke, lean forward and keep your chin tipped downward while you cough.
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