Xadago

[JANVAN]

Hi everybody !

Someone experience with Xadago ?? My neurologist wants to start with it, to "prolounge"

a bit the effect of my 3 times daily Sinemet. Rather than increase the effektive dosis of Sinemet......... I'm hesitating, but I have a lot of pressure to continue with my work and certainly the stiffness is getting more and more the last weeks (only right side)

[parkie13]

If you decide to go ahead with it, please let us know how you are doing on it. I have diabetes so it's pretty important to me to find out. Thanks Mary

[ruff1]

My husband is just about to start it, he takes Stelevo 125 6 x a day plus 1mg Asilect and madapor dispersal when he needs it also 20mg Ropinerole. Tomorrow he starts to withdraw from Asilect for a week then two weeks with out a MAO-B then he starts on the Safinamide . Fingers crossed that the withdrawal process is ok - he’s been on Asilect years so probably not having much affect. Been told his symptoms may deteriorate in the two weeks off the MAO-B but should feel the benefit quite quickly once he starts Safinamide 😀

[pomo in reply to ruff1]

I've been on Xadago for 2+ years. The only problem has been getting it covered, as it's not on anyone's formulary.

[jeffmayer]

I started on it 4months ago to replace azilect can't really it's had a great deal of an effect or not as I have noticed certainly hardly anything life changing

just quite hArd to tell I couldn't say anything negative parky is a complicated condition as I am sure you are well aware

[ruff1 in reply to jeffmayer]

Hi dud you have any issues coming off Asilect before you started Xadago ?

[jeffmayer]

Not personally but I am aware of people that have though to what extent I'm not sure I had been on azilect5 years and didn't really miss it

[ruff1 in reply to jeffmayer]

Thankyou my husband has been on it over 5 years so hoping he won’t have any side affects. 😀

[pomo]

I've been on Xadago for 2+ years. The only problem I've had is that it's not on anyone's fomulary.

[pomo]

I've been on Xadago for 2+ years. The only problem has been getting it covered, as it's not on anyone's formulary.

[ruff1 in reply to pomo]

We are in uk so national health covers the cost 😀