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Is it true that the only hospital that has a definitive test for Parkinson's
is in Atlanta?

My husband was diagnosed by a Parkinson's Institute neurologist in Miami two
years ago. He has a tremor in his right hand, but no other symptoms, other
than some lulu nightmares. Well, that and sometimes he has to clear his
throat a few times to get the words out. He takes one 25/100 of
Carbidopa/Levo four times a day, 5 mg. of Eldepryl once a day, 2 mg. Artane
(1/2 three times a day), 50 mg. Zoloft twice a day, and  20 mg. Lotensin
twice a day. Doesn't this seem like an awful lot of medicine? He's only 51
years old.

What are the chances he's been misdiagnosed? If he really doesn't have
Parkinson's, couldn't all this medication give it to him?
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