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12-08-2013, 02:47 PM | #1 | ||
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missed getting into a local clinical for inhaled l-dopa, i was chicken and when i actually inquired it was filled up.
just thinking out loud but: one subtle benefit of inhaled l-dopa might be you wouldn't need an agonist anymore? and you could take less l-dopa? as my honeymoon period is over and i wear off (reduced to a shuffle) after every l-dopa dose if i wait too long for the next one, i tend to take more l-dopa than i need and i know a lot of people who add COMTAN, AZILECT and/or an agonist to reduce/eliminate the off times and many also take amantadine . if there was a fast acting l-dopa, and you can feel the OFF approaching, and you could quickly "top off", would that substitute for a pump? take a combination of IR/CR carbidopa/levodopa and use the inhaler when it doesn't kick in at times? being able to get moving quickly when you get out of bed? you could certainly do more things on the spur of the moment. plus by bypassing the digestive system, you could sure determine if that was a problem with l-dopa absorption. should have volunteered!! |
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