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Curious about whether or not topping up
Levodopa
to avoid off times for special occasions is a thing? Heard Michael J Fox does it. Would guess you’d have try it few times to see if it works. Any experience with this?
Curious about whether or not topping up
Levodopa
to avoid off times for special occasions is a thing? Heard Michael J Fox does it. Would guess you’d have try it few times to see if it works. Any experience with this?
Hidden
in
Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
Can Caridopa/Levodopa reduce pain?
Is it possible for a Caridopa/
Levodopa
tablet to relieve pain for a period of time? I have found that taking a C/L tablet can help relieve pain for 3-4 hours. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Is it possible for a Caridopa/
Levodopa
tablet to relieve pain for a period of time? I have found that taking a C/L tablet can help relieve pain for 3-4 hours. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
surdug1
in
Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
Variation in dose: doctor to doctor
At its simplest in a regimen formed entirely of carbidopa/
levodopa
we see daily doses of between 50 and 2000mg, perhaps more.
At its simplest in a regimen formed entirely of carbidopa/
levodopa
we see daily doses of between 50 and 2000mg, perhaps more.
johntPM
in
Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
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Rls in family/iron?
I try compresion socks, bandages, magnesium, hot bath, meditation,
levodopa
, gabapentin, pregabalin and this is not working for me. I used ropinirole in 3 month, this is worked for me but i stopped it in 4mg for augmentation.
I try compresion socks, bandages, magnesium, hot bath, meditation,
levodopa
, gabapentin, pregabalin and this is not working for me. I used ropinirole in 3 month, this is worked for me but i stopped it in 4mg for augmentation.
laserr147
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
Drooping in left side of face
She tried Carbidopa/
Levodopa
but it didn’t help at all. We changed her diet, went gluten free, sugar free and there’s been improvement in her sleep.
She tried Carbidopa/
Levodopa
but it didn’t help at all. We changed her diet, went gluten free, sugar free and there’s been improvement in her sleep.
Blueberry637
in
PSP Association
3 months ago
Why Won't My Neurologist Listen (Explanation)
Levodopa
is converted to dopamine in the brain, but part of the dose of
levodopa
is broken down in the body to an inactive substance before it reaches the brain. Comtan helps to prevent this breakdown of
levodopa
, and increases the amount of
levodopa
that gets to the brain.
Levodopa
is converted to dopamine in the brain, but part of the dose of
levodopa
is broken down in the body to an inactive substance before it reaches the brain. Comtan helps to prevent this breakdown of
levodopa
, and increases the amount of
levodopa
that gets to the brain.
72andnotout
in
Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
Levodopa Phobia
https://youtu.be/FMIwfhFXOZM
https://youtu.be/FMIwfhFXOZM
Thal
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Started my grandmother on TTFD
After 5 days it seemed like her physical dyskinesia was more jerky, I tried reducing her
levodopa
dosage from 100mg to 50mg. Surprisingly, she seems to be lasting 2 hours on 50mg
levodopa
now - (last year, I took a mental note that 100mg
levodopa
would last her about 2 hours and 15 minutes).
After 5 days it seemed like her physical dyskinesia was more jerky, I tried reducing her
levodopa
dosage from 100mg to 50mg. Surprisingly, she seems to be lasting 2 hours on 50mg
levodopa
now - (last year, I took a mental note that 100mg
levodopa
would last her about 2 hours and 15 minutes).
philipmurray
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
CARBIDOPA 25/LEVODOPA 100MG TAB For RLS
I know this drug was talked about in relation to Parkinson's. My doctor has prescribed it for my RLS when I travel in an airplane. I am only to take no more than 3 tablets per week. Has anyone used this for traveling? Any help? Side effects? Comments, please.
I know this drug was talked about in relation to Parkinson's. My doctor has prescribed it for my RLS when I travel in an airplane. I am only to take no more than 3 tablets per week. Has anyone used this for traveling? Any help? Side effects? Comments, please.
DogBella
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
10 months ago
Interesting(and extremely painful)side effect from Parkinson's to be aware of.
How this ties in with my Parkinson's is I realized that when I was having an off time with my carbidopa/
levodopa
therapy my body would tense-up triggering a spasm in my QL muscle. After doing PT, ice/heat, lidocain shot and finally dry needling, I think it finally calmed down, YAY!
How this ties in with my Parkinson's is I realized that when I was having an off time with my carbidopa/
levodopa
therapy my body would tense-up triggering a spasm in my QL muscle. After doing PT, ice/heat, lidocain shot and finally dry needling, I think it finally calmed down, YAY!
brauncs
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
When will we reconcile with the fact that there is no cure now? Possibly never?
Because we are dependent on Carbidopa
levodopa
which is actually a lot of like an addiction. Any cure depends on the ability to wean off carbidopa
levodopa
, which is pretty much impossible without solid cooperation from the medical community.
Because we are dependent on Carbidopa
levodopa
which is actually a lot of like an addiction. Any cure depends on the ability to wean off carbidopa
levodopa
, which is pretty much impossible without solid cooperation from the medical community.
pdpatient
in
Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
A post-hoc analysis result from the PASADENA trial: Prasinezumab slows motor progression in rapidly progressing early-stage PD (preprint).
A new Phase IIb study (PADOVA; NCT04777331) [is testing] the effect of prasinezumab on slowing motor progression in early-stage PD populations on stable treatment with MAO-B inhibitors or
levodopa
." https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-3128098/v1
A new Phase IIb study (PADOVA; NCT04777331) [is testing] the effect of prasinezumab on slowing motor progression in early-stage PD populations on stable treatment with MAO-B inhibitors or
levodopa
." https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-3128098/v1
jeffreyn
in
Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
HICCUPS!
Apparently, the classic meds for chronic hiccups interfere with the
Levodopa
meds. Hiccups can initiate in the Substantia Nigra area of ones brain. I remain totally committed to the B1 Protocol. It's my only hope of leading a reasonable life from here on in.
Apparently, the classic meds for chronic hiccups interfere with the
Levodopa
meds. Hiccups can initiate in the Substantia Nigra area of ones brain. I remain totally committed to the B1 Protocol. It's my only hope of leading a reasonable life from here on in.
FoieGras
in
Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
Using B1 therapy
He is thinking of trying
levodopa
as soon as we can see a new doctor, although our appointment is not until late January. I am worried that all the benefits of B1 are being lost in the meantime, so he is going to try one-quarter tablet once or twice a week, and we’ll see what happens.
He is thinking of trying
levodopa
as soon as we can see a new doctor, although our appointment is not until late January. I am worried that all the benefits of B1 are being lost in the meantime, so he is going to try one-quarter tablet once or twice a week, and we’ll see what happens.
Parkwarrior
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
nerve damage affecting PD?
Bad SI joint seems more of a PD trigger than
levodopa
at the moment. Any comments?
Bad SI joint seems more of a PD trigger than
levodopa
at the moment. Any comments?
dkdc
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Repost with more info: peripheral neuropathy
It's more noticeable in the afternoon and evening, and follows the curve of response to carbidopa-
levodopa
throughout the day. Best in the morning, worse mid afternoon, and late evening. It's more pronounced on my left side, as are my motor symptoms. When I'm ON, I don't notice it.
It's more noticeable in the afternoon and evening, and follows the curve of response to carbidopa-
levodopa
throughout the day. Best in the morning, worse mid afternoon, and late evening. It's more pronounced on my left side, as are my motor symptoms. When I'm ON, I don't notice it.
rebtar
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 months ago
Tremors are still there
I started 4 weeks ago with 25/100 Carbidopa-
Levodopa
, 3 pills a day. I am taking them every 8 hours without side effects. I am disappointed that my right hand tremors (main motor problem) are still constantly there. They have never disappeared .
I started 4 weeks ago with 25/100 Carbidopa-
Levodopa
, 3 pills a day. I am taking them every 8 hours without side effects. I am disappointed that my right hand tremors (main motor problem) are still constantly there. They have never disappeared .
Patitou
in
Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
Levodopa end-of-dose dystonia successfully treated by neuromuscular taping: A case report
Most of us experience this havoc and its very cumbersome and disturbing. While searching on the topic I came across this article and found it worth sharing. Neuromuscular taping (NMT) is a physical therapy technique where an elastic drug free tape is applied without tension in order to lift the skin
Most of us experience this havoc and its very cumbersome and disturbing. While searching on the topic I came across this article and found it worth sharing. Neuromuscular taping (NMT) is a physical therapy technique where an elastic drug free tape is applied without tension in order to lift the skin
Farooqji
in
Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
Is Rytary really working better than Carbidopa/Levodopa?
I started on Carbidopa/
Levodopa
25/100, 3x a day and then went up to 4x a day. Primary troubling symptom is peripheral neuropathy and toe curling which causes balance issues and painful walking.
I started on Carbidopa/
Levodopa
25/100, 3x a day and then went up to 4x a day. Primary troubling symptom is peripheral neuropathy and toe curling which causes balance issues and painful walking.
Gallowglass
in
Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
Intermittent RLS: why carbidopa/levodopa????
Can anyone enlighten me as to why the Mayo Clinic suggests carbidopa/
levodopa
(sinemet) as prn therapy as opposed to ropinorole/pramipexole? I used to have persistent RLS (managed with ropinorole) which thankfully stopped after I stopped my SSRI.
Can anyone enlighten me as to why the Mayo Clinic suggests carbidopa/
levodopa
(sinemet) as prn therapy as opposed to ropinorole/pramipexole? I used to have persistent RLS (managed with ropinorole) which thankfully stopped after I stopped my SSRI.
Petru
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
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