India, Aug. 27 -- Parkinson's is a progressive disease commonly believed to affect only older adults. However, it is not limited to later life; younger people can also develop the condition, sometimes as early as their thirties. The signs may be very subtle, and not something that would immediately be associated with Parkinson's disease.ALSO READ: Are your driving habits changing? Neurologist says these 9 signs may appear years before Alzheimer's diagnosis

Dr Neha Pandita, senior consultant neurologist and unit head, clinical lead for Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders at Fortis Hospital, Noida, shared the subtle signs of young-onset Parkinson's disease and described why they are mistaken for stress, poor posture and other everyd...