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Old 09-30-2007, 08:52 PM #1
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Default amantadine and swelling of feet

I remember reading about the experiences of swelling of feet and lower extremities with amantadine. for those individuals who experienced this-- what was your physician's approach? leave it alone unless it interferes with activities of daily living? decrease the medication dosage? stop the medication? appreciate any input.
also if one stops amantadine, does one have to titrate down or may one stop 'cold turkey"? thanks, madelyn
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