landman9 years ago

I have adjusted my dosage with my Neuro many times, because I know my body very well.

Birgittehanna9 years ago

After strenuous exercise and large meal I somtimes take One madopar 12,5 mg extra . My neurologist says its ok

Annie819639 years ago

I took more and felt worse!! Symptoms increased; tremor and shaking.

Hokuto9 years ago

The side effects are bad enough at the prescribed dosages: why would I possibly want to torment myself more?

DianeOvenden9 years ago

I don't take extra as I have dyslexia terns if I have to much on the normal amount I already. Take so we are trying to reduce and hopefully it will make a difference. So it would be unwise to overload , I am praying for the day when I wont need any meds at all

Blondir9 years ago

Only by accident when I can't account for the days dosage(s) its a nightmare!

JohnPepper9 years ago

Although I still have Pd, I have nt taken any Pd medication for the past twelve years.

LDstan9 years ago

By "Feeling Good", I assume this to mean,,, "Getting High". That answer would be "no."

If "Feeling Good" means,,, allowing the medication to make me "functional",,, That answer would be "yes."

michaela13 in reply to LDstan9 years ago

I agree. Thank you.

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Kadie579 years ago

I know what I can take and no more, I never feel good on my meds, so why take more and cause more of a problem.

PatrickW9 years ago

I will take less but not more mostly due to cost. So far I take my 4x a day meds to 3x a day with little change

HowardNeedtoknow9 years ago

What ever makes you happy and feel good is right.

metacognito9 years ago

I'm still getting by on a combo of 'alternatives' to maintain a state of equilibrium (Mucuna Puriens, a couple glutathione boosters, neuroprotectors, antioxidants and regular exercise).