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/ Agonists, Come on Hemmer, mao-B inhibitors, drugs, Guides, Therapies

Do dopamine agonists really rarely have side effects?

Do dopamine agonists really have such rare serious side effects as is often rumored? Is it "only" impulse control disorders such as strong addictions to sex, gambling and shopping? Or do we have to do it ourselves and...
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/ FIG, Research and Development, l-dopa, drug pump, neuroderma, Pump, Therapies

new drug pumps in prospect

Oral therapies for Parkinson's are temporary because, among other things, Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disease. Over time, the progressive loss of dopamine-producing neurons in the brain leads...
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/ Relatives, To know better, hazards, Hospitalization, Hospital, drugs, Problems with medication, Guides

Parkinson's Patients in Hospital: The Challenges and Solutions

The increased risk of melanoma in Parkinson's patients has been documented in numerous scientific studies. A first comprehensive meta-analysis was published in 2011 by Liu and colleagues in the journal Neurology and found that the...
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/ Research and Development, l-dopa, drugs, Podcast, Produodopa, Pump therapy, Therapies, Video

Produodopa. The new medication standard?

However, the  perspectives changed fundamentally with the introduction of Produodopa®, a subcutaneous infusion solution. Continuous infusion over 24 hours using a portable pump ensures more constant effective levels. The crucial...
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/ Come on Hemmer, mao-B inhibitors, drugs, Rasagiline, Guides, Therapies

Rasagiline - Why everyone should take it.

Rasagiline - Why everyone should take it. There was a discussion here recently in a Facebook group. "Well I've been on rasagiline for 2 weeks and it hasn't helped...
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/ Agonists, Guides, Therapies, Therapies

Overview All Parkinson's Medicines

when I read so many posts in which I read about the effectiveness or lack of effectiveness of one or the other drug, I get the impression: a bit of a system and method...
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