At least the pharmacist admitted his ignorance rather than give you an uninformed opinion.

What does your doctor suggest? Your neurologist should have given you some sort of schedule to follow - after his evaluation of your medical history and current difficulties - for the taking of your different antiparkinson medications.

As a general rule, Eldepryl, SInemet and Mirapex can be taken together - there is no need (unless specified by your doctor because of your individual reaction{s}) to space them apart.

Jeanne Lee-Rosner

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From: [log in to unmask]>Mario A. Gonzalez

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Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 11:33 AM

Subject: Medication question

I currently take 5mg eldepryl (morning and afternoon) - 1 mg mirapex ( 3 times a day) - and 25/100

sinemet(morning and afternoon).

I take all the pills together.

Is there any reason why I should not do that?

The pharmacist asked me if I took sinemet and eldepryl together, he thought there

might be a side effect. He was not sure, told me to check.

Any information will be appreciated.

Mario A. Gonzalez - 53/49 [log in to unmask]