Experiences with

Pergolide

I was first prescribed pergolide which I took for 8/9 years until I discovered from my own reading that it was known to produce heart valve problems. My neurologist switched me to Pramipexole and have been taking it now for some 10 years.

I am late 60's & have had RLS for as long as I can remember & started out on Pergolide as I was experiencing minor irritation in the autumn/winter months so treated them like I would for any headache - popped a pill when I needed it.

My daughter has been suffering with severe acne since 2018, GP prescribed Doxycycline in 2019 after 2 weeks my daughter became very unwell feeling nauseous and jaundiced she was admitted to hospital where she spent the next 4 days having all sorts of tests eventually we were told that she had hepatocellular

PMID: 27977587Free PMC Article Rounded atelectasis and respiratory compromise secondary to pergolide use. Bloom CI, Wilson GE Respirology 2009 Aug;14(6):906-7. Epub 2009 Jul 29 doi: 10.1111/j.1440-1843.2009.01582.x.

Hey, I was given a mirena coil which I am guessing quite a few other people with endometriosis have as well. Unfortunately it has given me hormonal acne and this has been diagnosed by my doctor, I have taken lymecycline since March now and wanted to stop taking it however a week after stopping taking

I have had RLS since childhood and self diagnosed in 2000 when I was on Pergolide which was discontinued. They then put me into Madopar which was ineffective unless I combined it with Pramipexole 0.088.

I was taking pergolide for Restless Legs for about 15 years plus and it was effective. It was a joy after the misery of years of RLS.

Hello, I desperately need help with my skin. I am 22 years old and struggling with active acne (pustules, whiteheads, blackheads), PIE as well as this textured skin that looks like tiny bumps all over my face. The bumps started in April 2018 when my menstrual cycle changed. I went to my gynecologist

I’ve been prescribed these for my acne. Has anyone tried them?

I was on Pergolide for 18 years. Wonderful. Cured my restless legs until they took it off the market. Now my neurosurgeon has given me Madopar which doesn’t touch the problem. Help!

Initial monotherapy with a dopamine agonist (other examples include pergolide, pramipexole, and ropinirole) is associated with reduced risk for motor complications in Parkinson patients relative to levodopa.[2] DHEC, like other dopamine agonists, aims to mimic the endogenous neurotransmitter and exert

Previous to this I was taking Pergolide which worked perfectly for many years however now it is unavailable so I'm having to try alternatives.

So Pergolide continues...The words Augmentation still never mentioned. Pergolide goes up to 750mcg. Then in October 2017 my life turned upside down.

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I know it's very early days but I've just been taken off Pergolide tablets as they are no longer available and o put on Pramipexole. Pergolide worked brilliantly for me but last night I got no sleep whatsoever and my legs have twitched throughout the day today.

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—Other dopamine receptor agonists: bromocriptine, pergolide, pramipexole, ropinirole. ● Tolcapone (Tasmar) or entacapone (Comtan): inhibit dopamine breakdown. ● Anticholinergic drugs: for resting tremor. ● Clozapine: for levadopa-induced dyskinesias.

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I am 63 and have suffered with HS since I was 17. I have outbreaks in the groin area. My dermatologist recommended 2 washes to use on a daily basis when showering. One is called 10% Benzoyl Peroxide, and the other is Hibiclens Antiseptic Antimicrobial Skin Liquid Soap. This has worked well for me.

Hi all, I'm new here on 'MY SKIN' and i was just wondering if anyone can help.. I suffer from moderate acne which is localised to mainly my cheeks and chin. I'm not 100% certain but i think its caused by a hormone imbalance as i also suffer from irregular periods. My GP has given me a cream called DUAC