"Medication adjustments. Although several medications are commonly prescribed to manage gastroparesis, many interact negatively with Parkinson’s medications, so be sure to talk with your physician about any adjustments. (Commonly prescribed gastroparesis medications include prochlorperazine or chlorpromazine, but both are contraindicated as they can worsen Parkinson’s progression by impacting the central nervous system.) If you don’t already, one crucial medication adjustment you can make is to take your carbidopa/levodopa on an empty stomach with a full glass of water. This helps it move as quickly as possible from your stomach to your small intestine, where it is absorbed.
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Thankyou

Have you talked to your PD doctor ? I know they make time release patches

I wish there were more solutions to all the Parkinson's symptoms

Birthday??