A member asked:

Can progressive supranuclear palsy be cured if we block the excessive impulses of the brain?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Good thots, but: At this time, there is NO cure for progressive supra nuclear palsy (AKA, Steele, Richardson, Olezewski Syndrome). It seems a variant of Parkinson's but does not respond to the usual Parkinson's meds. Much ongoing research may provide breakthroughs, and if you have it or know someone who does, find a nearby Movement Disorder Specialist who has research.

Answered 4/24/2016

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