I agree with the person who wrote about the importance of physical exercise. I was diagnosed with PD when I was 69. Ten years have passed and my symptoms haven’t gotten much worse. I attribute that to stationary bike rides daily, plus tennis, hiking, yard work, and boxing. Go for it-you will feel much better!!
It may stop tremors but also feels like a heavy opiate. My father was diagnosed 8 years ago and levodopa has only made him less mobile and active due to the narcotic effects. Cannabis with sativa is far better for tremors, energy levels, and mobility
After 11 years of being diagnosed with Parkinson's and taking Co Carbidopa & Levadopa 4 times per day. I have now been told I don't have Parkinson's Disease. What permanent damage can be caused please. I had a DAT Scan in 2013 and my last one in April this year.
A diagnosis of an abnormal condition can be triggered on or off like a light switch. The body is missing something or has too much of something. Inflammation goes unseen but the result is felt later. It affects ever problem dealing from heart disease and 4:55 stroke to prostate and ED. An cure has been reported to be certain oils and water soluble fibre.
My husband has stiffness of legs having problems walking but they have not diagnosed as Parkinson's yet they have started him on carb/levo.if he doesn't have Parkinson's disease can this harm him.
Thank you for the information, Can you guys do a video about the upcoming and most promising treatments in the short run? Thank you god bless you guys 🙏🏻🙏🏻
My aunt just passed from parkinson's this year and my mother was just diagnosed with it which is her sister my mother was put on carbidopa levodopa medication and it makes her smell sulfur constantly they slowly took her iff it she stopped smelling it they started her again and she smells it real bad again it keeps her up at night she said the smell gets so bad , does anyone else have this ?? The dr told her it's not a side effect but my mother wants to stop taking it and we don't want her to we seen what my aunt went through.. the drs told her she needs it but its affecting her sleep and everything she's worried people could smell sulfur on her and you can't.
If it goes away when she stops the med, and comes back when she takes it, it IS a side effect. Perhaps a rare one, but one nonetheless. As a medical professional, you never assume you know every possible reaction someone will have. I always have the weirdest side effects to meds, so I believe my patients when they say these things. It is possible.
I agree with the person who wrote about the importance of physical exercise. I was diagnosed with PD when I was 69. Ten years have passed and my symptoms haven’t gotten much worse. I attribute that to stationary bike rides daily, plus tennis, hiking, yard work, and boxing. Go for it-you will feel much better!!
It may stop tremors but also feels like a heavy opiate. My father was diagnosed 8 years ago and levodopa has only made him less mobile and active due to the narcotic effects. Cannabis with sativa is far better for tremors, energy levels, and mobility
After 11 years of being diagnosed with Parkinson's and taking Co Carbidopa & Levadopa 4 times per day. I have now been told I don't have Parkinson's Disease. What permanent damage can be caused please. I had a DAT Scan in 2013 and my last one in April this year.
Hi, have you stopped taking your medication? How are you feeling now?
A diagnosis of an abnormal condition can be triggered on or off like a light switch. The body is missing something or has too much of something. Inflammation goes unseen but the result is felt later. It affects ever problem dealing from heart disease and 4:55 stroke to prostate and ED. An cure has been reported to be certain oils and water soluble fibre.
My husband has stiffness of legs having problems walking but they have not diagnosed as Parkinson's yet they have started him on carb/levo.if he doesn't have Parkinson's disease can this harm him.
Can Levodopa be used by essential tremors patients also?
Is carb/levo the same
Thank you for the information, Can you guys do a video about the upcoming and most promising treatments in the short run? Thank you god bless you guys 🙏🏻🙏🏻
My aunt just passed from parkinson's this year and my mother was just diagnosed with it which is her sister my mother was put on carbidopa levodopa medication and it makes her smell sulfur constantly they slowly took her iff it she stopped smelling it they started her again and she smells it real bad again it keeps her up at night she said the smell gets so bad , does anyone else have this ?? The dr told her it's not a side effect but my mother wants to stop taking it and we don't want her to we seen what my aunt went through.. the drs told her she needs it but its affecting her sleep and everything she's worried people could smell sulfur on her and you can't.
If it goes away when she stops the med, and comes back when she takes it, it IS a side effect. Perhaps a rare one, but one nonetheless. As a medical professional, you never assume you know every possible reaction someone will have. I always have the weirdest side effects to meds, so I believe my patients when they say these things. It is possible.
Please try a zero carb, zero sugar diet.
But I like my In & Out