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Do you think my ulcerated colitis effects my parkinson medication being effective?
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Most medications: Are absorbed in small intestine, so it should not affect your parkinson medication dosage, unless you have profuse diarrhea or involvement of small intestine with inflammatory bowel disease.
Answered 5/13/2013
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