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Old 05-20-2016, 07:10 PM #11
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Default levadopa induced myoclonus

Hi
Ive been on sinemet for five yearsI stil respond well but have a troubling symptom.I started having myoclonic jerks which were worse when i also was tken ropinerolThere better now but stil come when Im idle.I though low dose sinemet was adding to it but unsure.I can start them if I reach out or exerise and stop.
Im focsing on other causes to rule out before Its confirmed a PD problem.
Any experiences welcome thanks
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