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Foot cramping or contractions where toes curl under can be a symptom of dystonia in Parkinson's disease. Here are some potential treatments:

- Medications: Amantadine (Gocovri) has been noted to help with pain and muscle cramping
- Physical Therapy: Regular exercises and stretches recommended by a physical therapist can Show Full Answer

Foot cramping or contractions where toes curl under can be a symptom of dystonia in Parkinson's disease. Here are some potential treatments:

- Medications: Amantadine (Gocovri) has been noted to help with pain and muscle cramping.
- Physical Therapy: Regular exercises and stretches recommended by a physical therapist can help manage symptoms.
- At-Home Therapies: Applying heat or cold packs may provide relief.

Always consult with your doctor to find the best treatment plan for your specific needs.

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