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What is the relationship between psychosis and parkinsonian symptoms?
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Illness and meds: Parkinson's disease iitself, in its demential, doesn't always, but can, involve psychotic symptoms of delusions or halluciinations. But so can some typical medicines for Parkinsonism. The treating doctor can make this judgment.
Answered 5/1/2015
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