Employed Chiropractic and Accupuncture treatments and actually felt improvement in the beginning. Then it worsened. I am on sinement, 25/ 2 x a day. All of a sudden I have shallow breathing and feel like I have a "hiatal hernia". My solar plexus hurts when I push in. Is this a side effect of my meds. do you think? How could I only have a leg problem and in one month after being dx degenerate into other syptoms. I understand that the meds can mimic PD symtoms.
I reduced my dosage after 2 weeks due to my leg twitching and jumping at night. That worked. Thanks for any help.
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Have you discussed this with your Movement Disorder Specialist or Neurologist? You could be experiencing anxiety now that you have a diagnosis. I'd call and make an appointment ASAP.
Call your doctor about your symptoms. If you are taking other meds, google them together and see what comes up; do that for herbs and supplements, too.
Can't give you advice about your meds because I'm not familiar with it. I take amantadine.
Here are a couple of freebees for you :
Go to National Parkinson Foundation and get a free kit with valuable info, which meds are better and worse with PD and medic alert bracelet. awareincare.org/
Hey Chis--the other posts offer good advice. But from my own experience I can tell you pd meds are difficult for my body to regulate. Each time I start a new drug or titrate dosing I experience new or slightly different effects. I was dx almost 5 years ago and unfortunately the only consistency of my pd and pd meds is the inconsistency.
Your PD sounds just like mine! Same start up. At first sinemet helped. Almost looked and felt 'NORMAL'. Then a colonoscopy set off ab pain and a series of accidents -- now I have a red hot pain in my left lower ab and pain in knees. I did develop a hernia. Those affected muscles extend up to the ab from leg. I'll let you know if I get any help with this.
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