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Old 05-07-2013, 02:34 AM #1
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Default Wearing Off & Dyskinesia
Hi there:
I am writing this post on behave of my father who is a Parkinson patient since 1998. He is facing problem due to wearing off and Dyskinesia. The effect of sinemet is getting shorther and shorter and If he takes sinemet early, he faces dyskinesia. Is there anyone who is facing the same problem and please tell me how you can manage it? My father was saying that there is a complex solution available for this problem. Do anyone please share his/her experience how to manage it? I will be thankful to you.

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