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I have RLS and depression I take sinemet cr 200/50 mg pramipexole 1 mg afaxine xr 150 mg?
now my Dr has me taking trazodone 50 mg and zopiclone 7.5 as well, are there any bad side effects?
Posted 14 Apr 2012 • 1 answer • 
Is it safe to take Kalms Night tablets (1 each night) to help sleep problems while taking sinemet CR
... tablets. I Take half sinemet four times daily and sinemet 12.5/50 quick boost 3 times daily when required.
Posted 15 Nov 2011 • 1 answer •
Anonymous
Parkinson's Disease - Does anyone suffer from dark saliva (taking Sinemet CR)?
I have sufferd from dark saliva since taking Sinemet CR for Parkinson's. It is SO unsightly as it dries on my teeth. When out of the house I use tissues but they need to be used constantly. ...
Posted 11 May 2011 • 1 answer •
What is the plasma peak concentration of sinemet cr tablet?
What is the pharmacokinetics of the drug sinemet cr tablet
Posted 18 Apr 2011 • 1 answer •
My mom has in the last year gotten agressively worse. I am concerned that she is not tolerating the?
... higher doses of sinemet cr they continue to increase. this is the only PD med that she takes and did great on the lower levels. They recently put her on nine 50 -200 mg at every 2 1/2 hours and a ...
Posted 5 Jul 2010 • 2 answers •
I take a combination of sinemet and sinemet cr. sometimes it takes 2 hours or more to take effect?
Is this normal? my symptoms are walking and balance. very small tremor issue.
Posted 30 Apr 2010 • 1 answer •
Can I take my Sinement CR tabs perscribed 3 times a day TO WORK EVENLY DURING MY DAYTIME HOURS?
Can I take Sinemet CR 3 times Daily ..8am, 12noon & 5pm to get most for my awaken hours,or does Sinement CR have to be though a 24 hr spread ..every 8 hours?
Posted 30 Dec 2009 • 1 answer •
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