Tablets

[beady3]

can anyone tell me what sort of tab Co- Beneldopa is as that is what the doc gave me to go with Tramodol,I did take for two days but not happy with them so stopped,maybe I should try again what does anyone think thanks

[beady3]

Pippin thanks for reply your a star,no I havnt been back yet as the doc put my Tram from 2 tabs to 3,well 3 made me itch like mad so I went back to 2 so I havnt run out yet am going to take 2 Paracietamol in a bit hope it helps ,pippin I am not taking the other tabs I had augmentation once and it was just the worst thing ever that was because they put my tabs up to high they don't tell you what might happen,my doc didn't know about Augmentation see why I don't like going. Sorry about the horse x

[Pete-1]

Co-Beneldopa is most definitely not a Dopamine Agonist. It is a generic form of Madopar. Madopar has 2 chemicals in it, Levodopa and Benseraside which is equivalent to Carbidopa in Sinemet. Madopar is functionally the same as Sinemet.

Sinemet and Madopar are use to treat Parkinson's disease

[beady3 in reply to Pete-1]

Well Pete thanks for reply ,last night I took one I know I am awake now but the legs are ok ,God it would be nice if they do work ,maybe I should only take them now and again Hope you are going on ok but with Parkinson's I can't say that can I ,all the best anyway x

[Pete-1 in reply to beady3]

Hi Beady3

I once, for about 3 or 4 days went without Pramipexole which revealed what I imagine must be quite severe RLS. I was also taking MAdopar at that time. Withdrawal from Pramipexole was bad in other ways too. PD may have RLS as one of its symptoms. The best way of having a reasonably good day with PD is to ensure you take a little slightly strenuous exercise Plus perhaps a couple of Paracetamol.

TTFN

Pete-1

[beady3 in reply to Pete-1]

Pete thanks got to go just going to run a 10 k or some of it with my 3 grandchildren at Crowle do you think that will do for today x

[Pete-1]

Are you allowed to have a sleep every kilometre?