Hi,
The conditions you mention do not have much in common apart from being neurological conditions, there rarely is the needed to make a differential diagnosis between these conditions.
Post-polio syndrome is characterized mainly by
fatigue and worsening of prior neurological sequelae of polio, it has none of the manifestations you mentioned.
Parkinson's disease is a chronic disease progressing over many years characterized mainly by slowing of the movement, rigidity and
tremor. It may include falls but later on in the course of the disease, not in the first few years. There are no vascular lesions like hemorrhage on imaging.
CAA, on the other hand, is characterized by the presence of multiple hemorrhages on
MRI imaging. Manifestations may vary depending on the manifestation of major bleeds and their location may manifest with motor deficits and seizures which might be causing your falls. So it is a diagnosis which is easily differentiated from the other two by imaging features, there shouldn't be an issue distinguishing these conditions from each other.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Olsi Taka,
Neurologist