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Old 07-17-2010, 11:53 AM #1
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Default Dyskinesia Question
Good morning,
I have been having alot of problems with dyskinesia for the last year. It has been steadily increasing. Recently I started having what I think is dyskinesia in the morning before my first meds. Anyone have any experience like this? I would appreciate any advice or thoughts you might have?

I am taking Generic Sinemet 100/25 every 3 hrs, Requip and Amantidine.

Thanks
Suzie
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