If so how happy are you with them and do you have any side effects.
Learn more about the drug treatment mentioned aboveI know exactly what you mean elinor, it does drag you down. I`m afraid I tell my hubby to stop feeling sorry for himself sometimes. I always say there are lots worse off. I have a few problems myself but just don`t have time to think about them now. I do as much as I can and find myself struggling sometimes. I have an auto immune disease and don`t always feel great. It`s hard but I`m sure you`re doing a great job and we can but hope there is a cure for this awful disease soon. Research seems to be getting better all the time!
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Jean
The whole medicine issue is a puzzle to me. I try to read up a bit as I wonder sometimes if there is anything better. I suppose everyone wonders about that just as we wonder if they will get improved treatments in our lifetime. I suppose we can only hope. I don't mean to sound negative. My husband is having off spells at the moment and that drags me down a bit. When he is feeling better I am more upbeat!!!
Best wishes to all
I started the 2MG Neuro patch 2 months ago. i had reduced myself to 2 doses of Stalevo and Amantadine a day so that i could reduce Dyskinesia because it had gotten too strong. That worked for two years but off times became more challenging with progression. The Neuro patch keeps a minimum of dopamine action in me 24 hours a day. For my situation it helped.
Yes I totally agree. No benefit whatsoever. A bit disappointing as we were hoping to see an improvement in his balance. We have a meeting with the Parkinson's Nurse in March so will see if there is another option. His poor balance is now impacting on what we can do.
Yes, I tried that combo once, but the patch had too many side effects, red rash, and hullucinations. Stalevo is a combination carb/levo/Compton and it has very little side
effects for me. Do not get generic Stalevo, be sure it is made in a us pharma, India and
other countries fail in providing all that is in Stalevo. Studies show generic does not
meet standards.