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treatment for parkinson's disease

by aliila, Feb 20, 2009 03:17AM
My father has parkinson disease since 2002 and he cannot move naturally most of the time . we give him levodopa tab (250mg) 3 times a day but he became worse generally in last 2 years(the effect of the drugs is only 2 hours per time) .he's 66 years old right now . what's the best treatment for this situation?
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by DrNoopurMD, Feb 20, 2009 06:22AM
Hi,

Parkinson’s disease can be quite debilitating. You can discuss other treatment options available with his treating doctor like COMT inhibitors, Dopamine agonists and MAOB inhibitors. Non pharmacological treatment option like deep brain stimulation, regular physiotherapy and speech therapy will also help.

Thanks
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