Dopaminergic antiparkinsonism agents
A drug may be classified by the chemical type of the active ingredient or by the way it is used to treat a particular condition. Each drug can be classified into one or more drug classes.
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carbidopa/ entacapone/ levodopa systemic (Pro , More... )
2 Review(s) Rate It! 9.0
entacapone systemic (Pro , More... )
1 Review(s) Rate It! 9.0
pramipexole systemic (Pro , More... )
21 Review(s) Rate It! 8.4
bromocriptine systemic (Pro , More... )
1 Review(s) Rate It! 8.0
rotigotine systemic (More... )
4 Review(s) Rate It! 7.8
carbidopa/ levodopa systemic (Pro , More... )
2 Review(s) Rate It! 7.5
selegiline systemic (Pro , More... )
10 Review(s) Rate It! 7.4
ropinirole systemic (Pro , More... )
23 Review(s) Rate It! 7.1
amantadine systemic (Pro , More... )
7 Review(s) Rate It! 4.5
rasagiline systemic (Pro , More... )
1 Review(s) Rate It! 3.5
apomorphine systemic (More... )
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carbidopa systemic (Pro , More... )
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levodopa systemic (Pro , More... )
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pergolide systemic (Pro , More... )
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tolcapone systemic (Pro , More... )
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See also Medical Conditions associated with dopaminergic antiparkinsonism agents: