On the Parkinson Québec website, locate the main definition of Parkinson's disease. Describe its chronic and progressive nature, how it affects body movements, and list the general types of motor and non-motor symptoms mentioned on the definition page.
Navigate to 'parkinsonquebec.ca' Open the main navigation menu (if applicable, by clicking the 'Toggle navigation button' or similar element). Navigate to the 'Maladie' section. From 'Maladie', go to 'Qu’est-ce que la maladie?'. Finally, navigate to the 'Définition' page. Read the content on the 'Définition' page. Extract information regarding the chronic and progressive nature of Parkinson's disease, its impact on body movements, and the general categories of motor and non-motor symptoms.
Successfully navigate to the 'Définition' page (or its equivalent if the exact path differs). State that Parkinson's disease is a chronic and progressive illness, implying symptoms appear and worsen over time. Mention that the disease leads to a gradual loss of control over body movements. List the two main categories of symptoms: motor symptoms (e.g., slow movements, tremors, rigidity, postural issues) and non-motor symptoms (e.g., fatigue, sleep disorders, pain, urinary issues, speech issues, sexual issues, cognitive/dementia issues), as described on the page.