Meta-analysis reveals 58.07% prevalence of poor sleep quality in Parkinson's disease patients, indicating crucial factors like age and disease severity.
Key Points
Poor sleep quality affects 58.07% of Parkinson's disease patients, highlighting a significant health concern.
Analysis included data from 63 studies with a combined 9,382 Parkinson's patients to assess prevalence.
Subgroup analyses identified late onset and various socioeconomic factors tied to poorer sleep quality.
Findings suggest that improving sleep hygiene is essential for managing symptoms in Parkinson's disease patients.