My mother takes Syndopa 275 and Pacitane twice daily, plus Syndopa alone at night with Adcapone. She is experiencing confusion and memory issues. Should I stop either medication?

Confusion and memory problems can be side effects of these medicines, especially Pacitane. Do not stop any medication on your own, as this can worsen symptoms. A doctor review is needed to adjust doses or change medicines safely.

My hands shake when holding something. What could be the reason?

Hand shaking while holding objects can be due to stress, anxiety, low blood sugar, excess caffeine, or a tremor condition. It can also be related to nerve or muscle issues. If it persists or worsens, a medical check-up is needed.

I am suffering from neck pain and have Parkinson's disease. I have been taking Syndopa Plus and Pacitane for a year, but I don't feel well. What should I do?

Neck pain and feeling unwell can occur with Parkinson's disease or as side effects of long-term medicines. Do not stop Syndopa Plus or Pacitane on your own. A doctor review is needed to adjust doses and rule out muscle stiffness or medicine-related issues.

What should I do about my brother's severe side effects after changing his medications?

Severe side effects after a medicine change should not be ignored. Pacitane can cause confusion, dryness, or restlessness in some people. Do not stop it suddenly, but contact his doctor as soon as possible for review and adjustment.

I have Parkinson's disease and have been taking Syndopa Plus and Pacitane for a year, but I am still experiencing neck pain and not feeling well. What modifications to my current medication or treatment plan should I discuss with my doctor?

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I have Parkinson's disease and have been taking Syndopa Plus and Pacitane for a year, but I am still experiencing neck pain and not feeling well. What modifications to my current medication or treatment plan should I discuss with my doctor?

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