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Is Parkinson's Disease Curable With BP And Cholesterol?

My mother aged 76 is suffering from parkinson's disease. we are giving rasalect once a day and syndopa plus 1/2 tablet morning and night. and also Pacitane one in the morning and one in the night. plus she is taking BP tablet and cholesterol. Is this disease curable and is this dosage is normal or over dosage. Because she is feeling drowsy in the morning hours and not able to get up early.

Tue, 12 Aug 2014
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Parkinson's disease is currently not curable. The dopa medicines help alleviate the symptoms of slowness of movement but do not change the course of the disease itself. it sounds like the drowsiness may be from medication if she is taking it in the morning. the most common culprit is the blood pressure medication. Parkinson's disease causes low blood pressure when standing so patients usually do not need medication. talk to your doctor about your concern over the morning drowsiness
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Is Parkinson's Disease Curable With BP And Cholesterol?

Parkinson s disease is currently not curable. The dopa medicines help alleviate the symptoms of slowness of movement but do not change the course of the disease itself. it sounds like the drowsiness may be from medication if she is taking it in the morning. the most common culprit is the blood pressure medication. Parkinson s disease causes low blood pressure when standing so patients usually do not need medication. talk to your doctor about your concern over the morning drowsiness