Side effects and symptoms of dopamine agonist medications can be presently seen in a person within six weeks of taking the medication (Drugs 2). The drug Levodopa is thought to be the most effective drug for controlling the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, but Levodopa has not been shown to slow disease progression. Taking this medication is supposed to delay the symptoms of PD, but it could even make it worse.
Additionally, the drug has significant abnormal side effects for some patients such as dyskinesia, which is an abnormal impairment of voluntary movement (Drugs 2). Although some patients do not mind the mild involuntary movement compared to the worse symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, this disorder calls in for another set of prescribed
Additionally, the drug has significant abnormal side effects for some patients such as dyskinesia, which is an abnormal impairment of voluntary movement (Drugs 2). Although some patients do not mind the mild involuntary movement compared to the worse symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, this disorder calls in for another set of prescribed