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Does azilect (rasagiline) help to improve speech in parkinsons patients?

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Dr. John Gaffney answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

In theory, it should: Theoretically, Azilect (rasagiline) (an MAO-B inhibitor) should help with many of the symptoms of Parkinson's for a certain period of time. However, as with all treatments for this disease, they are notoriously unpredictable. I've attached an article which I hope might help. Good luck! http://www.reprintsdesk.com/landing/hf.aspx?h=523154&hr=716110317&a=1&u=0&r=826399194

Answered 1/30/2018

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