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Junior Member "Ling"
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I had once read a report saying that the progress of PD cannot be reasonably predict except that scientist almost came to agree the following phenomena:
1. male PD appears to progress faster 2. tremor-dominated PD appears to progress slower Is there any other factors that can reasonably predict the progress? would any of you kindly share your view/ experience? In my case, I was diagnosed in 2001 when I was 36. PD progressed mildly in the first 3 years after the diagnosis and I managed to control the syptoms by only taking low dosage of selegiline and then Requip. However the situation started to run downhill in the last couple of years and I am puzzling if I have done anything wrong with the treatment of the disease. I am currently taking 3 dosages of Stalevo (each with 100 mg Levedopa) a day and 200mg CoQ 10. I know I am a bit undermedicated. Thanks |
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1994 article about NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS -GDNF | Parkinson's Disease |