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Can you suggest some good medicines for parkinson disease?

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The old standard...: Is Sinemet (carbidopa and levodopa). It works really well in most people...but not all. A class of meds called a "dopamine agonist" is commonly used, too. Med choice is a good thing to discuss with your neurologist.

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Parkinson Disease: There are a number of medications available for Parkinson disease but see which might be best for the patient you need to have a consultation with a neurologist who deals with this disorder - this physician can best assess which would be the best medication.

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