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Old 08-22-2008, 09:31 PM #1
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I'm on Azilect & starting Stalevo. I'm looking for any do's and don't you may offer. Positive experiences would be great as well.

Searching for info only turns up bad experiences and crappy side effects. My neuro's assistant mentioned hallucinations like it was an acceptable side effect and they would be mild. I had enough hallucinations in college

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