My loved one has been taking Selegiline for two years, as an add-on to Sinemet. Recently his neurologist prescribed Lexapro. He took it for a week and was not doing well at all. I Googled the two meds and they seem to interact badly with one another. Has anyone else taken both? I don't know why a movement disorder specialist would prescribe both if they are contraindicated.

She has cognitive difficulties.

Is it better than other forms of Segeline. And is anybody trying a supplement based program

The idea is that a familiar recorded voice is triggered when you beginning to move too much on the bed and that it will wake you or calm you enough so that you don't injure yourself.

L Deprenyl Citrate. Is it better than other forms of Segeline. And is anybody trying a supplement based program

Husband is 80 years old… diagnosed 7 years ago… uses a cane

Has anyone switched from regular Sinemet (Carbidopa/Levodopa) to Sinemet CR? Are there additional side effects?

I’ve got an additional problem getting my food on the utensils and into my mouth-my skull and neck are fused together so I can never again turn my head in any direction. But I have to believe there’s got to be a way to get it on and to my mouth. My hand tremors are, in my opinion, quite advanced. Thanks everyone.

how do i pull my pants up and down too?