Nonmotor symptoms â Nonmotor symptoms of Parkinson disease are those that are not related to movement. Many nonmotor symptoms affect the person's mood, senses (eg, smell, taste, sight), and ability to think (table 2). Some of the most bothersome nonmotor symptoms of PD will be discussed here.owever, the tremor of PD usually does not affect the head. The majority of people with Parkinson disease will notice a tremor at some point in the disease, though some do not. The side of the body that is first affected by the tremor also tends to be more severely affected throughout the course of the disease.
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Best Answer: Wow your doctor needs to do his research. He should wear a hat outdoors if it's cold-not at home and certainly not in bed as it's a SIDS risk. Babies use their head to regulate temperature-losing heat from their scalp. if you don't think he needs it, he probably doesn't. Please don't put it on overnight.y son was born with a full head of hair and even in the hospital didn't wear a hat (Sept baby). That first winter he would have something to cover his head outdoors, but I've never once put a hat on him inside. I'd just use common sense.