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My experience with that much Sinement is that he is overdosed. he effects of overdose are worse than under-dose .try suffering through the overdose time and wait to medicate when you indicate that the tremors are of  different type. My tremors switch sides. My neuro suggested half as much as I was taking . I don't  always have good luck but I can be tremor free   for three or four hours.
Taking sinement 30 minutes before a meal and  I  can hardly eat. I use  Amantadine and a couple other drugs. 

Regards, Bill Lawless
[Post hoc, ergo propter hoc!] a logical fallacy.



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Annette Barrackman 
  To: [log in to unmask] 
  Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:32 AM
  Subject: Re: Weight Loss


  My husband has also experienced significant weight loss and a newly-gained
  capacity to NOT put on weight since the worsening of his Parkinson's
  symptoms several years ago.  He currently takes 5 sinemet 25/100 + 5 sinemet
  50/200 daily.  He has severe tremors (bilateral -- arms, hands, legs/feet +
  head) and also has essential tremor (has action, intention and resting
  tremors) and he has lost the most weight at the time when his tremors have
  been the worst -- I think both because of calories burned through the
  constant shaking and because of the fact that bad tremors make it difficult
  for him to eat.  L-dopa related nausea/loss of appetite doesn't help.  He
  also suffers from periodic episodes of severe depression (which are
  sometimes associated with total loss of appetite and other times associated
  with an uncontrollable urge to eat tons of ice cream).

  Annette, wife & caregiver of Ken

  On 7/16/07, Nick <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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  > My wife is a 15 year Parkie. She started losing weight about a year ago,
  > and has gone from 105 to 85. She has a good appetite, eats a balanced
  > diet. She is still losing weight. She takes amantidine , 2tabs twice a
  > day, and 2 sinemet 25/100 before bedtime. Has this happened to any other
  > Parkies? Is this directly related to her Parkinson's disease? Please help.
  >
  > Nick
  > husband & caregiver
  >
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