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Overview of Parkinson's Drugs

This is the start of a new series of articles on Parkinson's drugs.

In the first episode we start with a simple overview of the drugs and how they work, and in the next few chapters we will go into more detail about the individual drug groups and types.

Many say or think: My previous medicines no longer work - they have been used up - the body has become too used to them. This assessment is almost always wrong. The effect of the medication does not wear off. But Parkinson's is getting worse. And he needs a higher dose, a more precise regimen or additional medication.

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 ourselves and those close to us have to pay very close attention to what changes in our behavior in the months and years after taking it, because behavioral changes happen gradually, go unnoticed for a long time - and can still have a major impact on life?

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 didn't help, so I left it out again." "It was the same for me."
"I had the following side effects on it:" etc.

All of this didn't convince me. Because I've been taking rasagiline since the beginning and I definitely will
Keep case to the very last. And I think everyone should have it at their
drugs