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Old 03-14-2020, 02:38 AM #1
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Any one else having a serious problems with Rytary. I take 10x/day carbadopa/levidopa 25/100mg at 4 hrs apart, my Dr.replaced 2 of these with a Rytary 295. I am up all night and feel unbelievably bad, living heii best describes it.. Constant Dyskinesias that I've never had before. whole body hurts
. can barely control movements. Extreme dry mouth. eyes burn. Throat has sharp pins. Ok does any one know how to stop this?:
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