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Old 05-30-2015, 06:36 PM #4
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Thank you, Kiwi33.

Indeed, when I asked for an advice about the transdermal patch I am using now, there were some suggestions and tips that were helpful. For instance, I was unaware of the peak-dose dyskinesia and for the past days I have read a lot about dopamine agonists as adjuvant therapy for LID when administered in combination with levodopa.

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