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Razar.M
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Do any of you notice your Parkinson’s symptoms returning before your next medication dose is due?
I’d be interested to hear what “wearing off” feels like for you and whether it affects how you plan your day. 😊
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Razar.M
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133 comments posted | 3 in the Parkinson's disease Forum
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Hi everyone 💙
For some people taking levodopa for Parkinson’s disease, there can be periods when the medicine seems to work well, followed by symptoms returning before the next dose is due.
This is often called “wearing off.”
You might notice stiffness, tremor, slower movement or other symptoms gradually returning, sometimes making it difficult to plan your day around meals, outings or appointments.
💬 We’d love to hear about your experience:
What does “wearing off” feel like for you?
With care,
Razar from the Carenity team💖