Do some Parkinson's medicines stop working over time?

The drugs for Parkinson's treatment continue to work but it is the brain that changes over time, resulting in less potency, explains HealthMaker Melissa Houser, MD, a neurologist at Scripps Health. In this video, she says doses have to be escalated.

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An overview of hospice care, including the benefits it can offer and basic strategies for finding hospice care.

Strategies for keeping medications and dosing schedules organized when treating congenital adrenal hyperplasia.

Strategies for working with multiple healthcare providers and specialists during the treatment of CAH.