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I'm Sure I've Mentioned This Before, But Does Anyone Else Have "down" Times Between Doses Of C/L Or Stalevo?
I take Stalevo at 5:00 am, 10:00 am, 3:00 pm and then 8:00 pm. Almost without fail, I have withdrawal symptoms feeling weak, lightheaded, and nauseous. Don't dare drive during this, can hardly talk or eat. Sometimes I just lie down for a half hour until it's time for the pill. Unfortunately this triggers my anxiety issues. I try deep breathing, takeing a nap, anything to trick my brain. Does anyone have a similar problem and what are you doing to remedy. My doctor said maybe more C/L devises?
Hi Les, 10 min on my exercise bike before going to bed and using a weighted blanket stopped my restless leg issues.
Yes, experiencing "down" times, or periods when symptoms return between doses of Carbidopa/Levodopa (C/L) or Stalevo, is common among people with Parkinson's disease. This phenomenon is often referred to as "wearing off." Stalevo, which combines Levodopa, Carbidopa, and Entacapone, is designed to help extend the Show Full Answer
I certainly will, Lukas. I've been documenting daily. I see him next month for evaluation. Thank you for your input.
Shannon, please be sure to share these details with your doc. The timing or dose or interaction with other meds could be causing these issues and may be improved with some adjustments.
I take 2 carbadopa levadopa 5 times a day because of what you're talking about and I still get restless legs at night I see my Dr next week and I'll ask him about this and I can get back to you
Is Anyone Taking Crexont?
Question. I'm Taking Carbidopa Levodopa Three Times A Day 6 12 6 I'm Just Wondering What Everybody Else Is Doing.
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