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Old 05-06-2013, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by soccertese View Post
i've read about frequent dosing using "liquid" sinemet in a number of general books on pd, one being "THE PARKINSON'S DISEASE TREATMENT BOOK" and a general procedure on calculating sinemet dosage. in all cases, they just recommend storing the mixture in a bottle with measurements marked on the side and pouring out the correct amount or having a cup with the correct volume marked on it. i imagine it is a hassle having to mix the stuff up daily and if you make a mistake can be problematic. not sure if you need to refrigerate it. seems L/C dissolves so readily and is easy enough to split you can take small amounts without having to dissolve it.

What would this have to offer over an extended release formulation? Isn't the effect the same, you're getting a constant feed of the drug instead of large amounts?


Or does the CR not keep the blood concentration high enough and mini bolus administrations are preferred?
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