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I tip over when i am tired, and when my medicine is wearing off and when i have a sleep attack - this might sound superfluous, but i tip over whenever i fall asleep . (ca the dormouse _ i sleep when i eat is not the same as i eat when i sleep) however, in my case, my significant other has noticed that when i am at the lowest point in my cycle, i will scratch my nose, then yawn, then fall asleep for a few minutes or just a few seconds, and so whenever my nose starts itching, it is time to take a dose. And i if am not supported, i will tip over to my right side., so much so that i have been known to fall off my chair - a rude awakening. hilary blue Ivan M Suzman wrote: > > A science question about "TIPPING" sideways in PD: > > (no, I do NOT mean while "tipsy" in a Police Department!!) > > Does anyone know if striatal dopaminergic nerve cells > that specifically control BALANCE have been identified? > > > Is this sideways "tipping" at end-of-dose familiar to anyone? > > P.S. Does a drunk's sideways tipping come from > the same origin as a PWP's ?? > >