Experiences with

Nuedexta

Medications that healthcare providers prescribe for PBA include: Dextromethorphan/quinidine sulfate (Nuedexta®): The FDA has approved a combination of dextromethorphan (a cough suppressant) and a very low dose of quinidine sulfate (a drug used in the past to treat cardiac arrhythmias) as the first drug

https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/2019/01/14/nuedexta-often-prescribed-to-parkinsons-and-dementia-patients-study-finds/

I was prescribed Nuedexta in 2016. I have been without my 2 x a day PBA meditation since January 3. Why do I have to wait for the insurance company to contact my Dr. to obtain information that they already know?

I have also lost my bottle of Nuedexta somehow in my house, unless I threw it away by accident. We have looked through the whole house, looking places it couldn’t possibly be, but had no luck.

easy for someone to tell you fight fight fight or just lay around give up its easy to say tht when u dont have this beast..but takes 2 weeks get jvc tesults back need prayers it hasnt went higher in levels..so idk its just rough..i guess i get pretty crying emotions sometimes she gave me samples of nuedexta

http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/12/health/nuedexta-nursing-homes-invs/index.html?platform=hootsuite I know that some of the Parkinson's people live in nursing homes. Some of us are on a lot of different medications, hopefully there's somebody in our lives that can advocate for us.

One, I posted before about my concern with a new medication that was prescribed by her primary doctor, Nuedexta. Well, after talking with her psychiatrist and her new neurologist, this is a pretty good drug to help with unexpected, uncontrollable crying or laughing.

He prescribed a new med, at least to me, called Nuedexta. I looked it up on this search engine and didn't find too much. Has anyone heard of it or taken it? I did check and it won't have any harmful interactions with what she takes. Thanks, Gracie girl