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Old 03-04-2017, 07:10 PM #31
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I continue to feel really well now, almost three weeks after the last infusion. Oddly enough, II have developed some dyskinesia, which I didn't have before and my tremor has reappeared to some extent. I'm wondering if it's possible that I now have too much levadopa in my system, i.e., perhaps the infusions are changing my blood chemistry so that I am producing more levodopa on my own. I cut back one half of one 25/100 tablet and the dyskinesia eased up. Just a thought.
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