There has been discussion of HYTRI, and a possible warning about it in
connection with Sinemet, so I'm sharing this post which came to me offlist.
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Subject: Your question about Hytrin and Sinemet
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I have been taking 5mg Hytrin and three 5o/200 Sinemet CR for about
twi years now without any priblems. My neurologist is aware that I
take the Hytrin and hasn't commented on it.
I've had PD for about 12 years in a rather mild form- still get about
pretty well on hikes and the tennis court. Hope this info willbe of
some value to you.
Allan Goldman [log in to unmask]
