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Psp syndrom

2016-06-03 20:38:51
My grandfather was diagnosed with parkinson disease8 years ago but with increasin problems doctors now say he has progressive pranjclear palsy. he is given syndopa for the same. but syndopa has been deteriorating the disease further.he used to take ropark which showed good results. do we go back to ropark ?
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Consult nearby specialist for second opinion.

Answered2016-06-08 04:06:11

YESNO

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