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At times I have what I read is called "Freezing Episodes." During these episodes I can't even talk. People around me get scared and don't know what to do for me. Is there anyone else who suffers with this and can you tell me how you handle it please?
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08-13-2013, 08:14 AM
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this is something you need to discuss with your doctor whom i hope is a neurologist.
i have freezing episodes when i don't take my meds on schedule and sometimes my medication, carbidopa/levodopa, just doesn't work. i think all pd'ers eventually experience this. when my medication isn't working i have a more difficult time talking but i can talk. this started maybe 10 years after diagnosis. but again, you need to talk to your doctor. |
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