My father is suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer disease
He was on Strocit Plus-(morning) ,Donep M (afternoon) and Queta 25 at night for 30 days.
after 1 month doctor replace Strocit plus and doubled the dose of Donep M and added Riastigmine 3.
is it okay to take them
Whenever I wake up in the morning I feel brain fogging. Constant heaveyness.
Sometimes mood swings.
And most commonly dizziness
Hi, My brother's (Age 38) TRODAT result came as below:
Presynaptic dopaminergic dysfunction on both sides (L>R). Doctor Prescribed following tablets and he is yet to start the medication.
1. Rasalect 1 mg (once daily)
2. Amantrel 100mg (twice daily)
Currently the symptoms what he is having is mild and only discomfort in one hand finger movement and he is able to manage. My questions are
1. Is it necessary to start the meditation immediately as he is able to manage with just minor discomfort only.
(Understood that these medications create side effects)
2. Does starting meditation early or late have any merits / demerits with respect to the progression of the disease?
3. Is this scan report finding confirmed Parkinson?
Kindly help with your opinion on this please. Thank you in advance.
I had a accident, fall from motorcycle at around 30-40 km/ hr on 24 th May 2026
Had some cuts at knee and feeling of chest muscles tightness/heaviness
Couldn’t walk for 2 weeks out of home
Then Visited a orthopaedic
He gave a medicine etodolac + thiocolchicoside
Initial few days were good, but one day suddenly had a panic attack like wanting to throw kicks and hands in the air etc
Stopped tooking those medication
Now the pain in the muscles and knee has all gone , No problem in walking, etc
Clear X-rays
But mind feels restrictive or hesitant while going out
Like the actions I used to perform before bed rest feels very heavy or sluggish on the mind etc.
Doctor, when I practice mindfulness, I am completely unable to achieve cognitive detachment or the witness state. My awareness gets immediately immersed in incoming thoughts. Could this be related to an altered stimulus filtering mechanism or something like a sensory gating deficit? What is your opinion on this, Doctor?