when he made some changes.
In the story above his doctors helped him in trials with a drug,
AMANTADINE. It is not usually used for Parkinson's.
There is a puzzling connection for Amantadine with other Parkinson's
medicines.
When a neurologist helps a patient try Amanta Greetings to Ben: This may be the answer to your question.
It's Official: Michael J. Fox Has a New Show! (So Is He on a New Drug?) Posted by Holly Barkhymer <https://www.michaeljfox.org/foundation/leaders.html?Leadership%20Staff#Holl
yBarkhymer> , August 22, 2012
My understanding of the background: Michael j. Fox was diagnosed over 20
years ago.
His case seems to fit what is called Early-Onset Parkinson's.
I remember reading several years ago that he was getting too much Medicine for Parkinson's. I do not know
what the prescriptions were or what dose schedule. His movements improved
when he made some changes.
In the story above his doctors helped him in trials with a drug,
AMANTADINE. It is not usually used for Parkinson's.
There is a puzzling connection for Amantadine with other Parkinson's
medicines.
When a neurologist helps a patient try Amantadine, there needs to be careful observation for a month or more.