It is for hyponatremia and is being worked up as a case of SIADH. What can we substitute for the drug then since Sinemet can cause SIADH? Please help us how to treat my mother.
My mother is taking Carbi-Levodopa (Sinemet) for Parkinson's. Can it cause SIADH?
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- 29 Oct 2009 by PenCano
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- sinemet, siadh, hyponatremia, parkinson's disease, levodopa
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Marvell14 Nov 2009
Your doctor is the best person to give you advice on this. The link below has names of medicines which may be used to treat Parkinsons. You may find it useful as a guide.
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