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Will A. Kuipers wrote: > > Stephen Hubbard wrote: > > <Stephen Hubbard here. > <My father, who is 73 (PD for 15yrs) has had to cut back on his dosages of > <Sinemet because of hallucinations. In his case, I think it is becasue he > has > <had to take larter dosages as his responce to the drug has lessened. There > <have been a lot of messages recently regarding the timing of Sinemet and > <meals and diet in general. Send me an Email directly if you missed them them > <& I will send them to you. [log in to unmask] > > Stephen, > > There are several people in our support group, who hav been on Sinemet for more > than 20 years. > One even 26 years. All this without hallucinations. > There are several people in this same group, who have experienced > hallucinations. Almost all of them used Eldepryl. Cutting back on Eldepryl > dosage, or eliminating it altogether put a stop to these hallucinations. > Besides Eldepryl, there are other meds that can cause them. > With all the evidence I have heard of, it seems wrong to associate > hallucinations, or bad dreams, with > Sinemet. > Will,I share the same point of view,however I would like to check this with all to confirm it for good. Best wishes, -- +----| Joao Paulo de Carvalho |------ + | [log in to unmask] | +--------| Salvador-Bahia-Brazil |------+