Kemadrin

[Theyakin]

Anyone use kemadrin?

I just started on a small dose and my tremor stopped BH

[Farooqji]

what is meant by BH

[Theyakin in reply to Farooqji]

Thank G-D

[Rosabellazita]

What is kimandrin? I have a terrible tremor. Did it stop your tremor? What is the?

[Theyakin in reply to Rosabellazita]

It's a tablet. More or less stopped the tremor

[Rosabellazita]

Side effects? How long have you been taking it

[Theyakin]

A week. Issue a dry mouth

[Hidden in reply to Theyakin]

This might be helpful for the dry mouth :

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Art

[aspergerian13]

Procyclidine

g.co/kgs/eShnru

[Theyakin in reply to aspergerian13]

Why so little mentioned on here ?

[sharoncrayn]

Both Cogentin and Kemadrin are "anticholingeric" drugs which by some obtuse mechanism MAY work by bringing your dopamine and acetylcholine levels into balance. Presumably, in PD, the levels of dopamine and acetylcholine (Ach) fluctuate with acetylcholine possibly becoming too predominant. Anticholingerics (acetylcholines) block the signalling of acetylcholine (Ach) impacting presumably in a positive way their balance with dopamine.

For some PD patients, they work.