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bobgabon

November 10th, 2009

Hi Doc,

Good day to you, my dad is having difficulty walking and found to be having parkinson. After some research i found the main cause of parkinson is low level of dopamine.

Need your advice on how to improve his dopamine level?
Hope to hear from you soon

Thank you
bobgabon

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saintly1

replied March 30th, 2012

Hi, You need to make a appointment for your dad with a good Neurologist to assess your dad, my dad has PD he was diagnosed having PD in 2010, he takes Sinemet,
this medication helps the Deficet of Dopamine in patients with PD. Hope this helps.Vince

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