Parkinson's Disease Support Group
Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder often characterized by muscle rigidity, tremor, a slowing of physical movement, and in extreme cases, a loss of physical movement. The primary symptoms of Parkinsons are due to excessive muscle contraction, normally caused by the insufficient formation and action of dopamine, which is produced in the dopaminergic neurons of the...
I've heard of sound (frequency) being used for treatment of diseases (symptoms).
It sounds like a PTSD treatment.
The LED array and sound.
I'm not familiar with hyperplasia.
I'd like to see how that worked for you; on an enlargement of an organ; seeming to help with Parkinsons.
I'm on Carbidopa/Levidopa. (three times a day).
Also Amantadine. (twice a day)
I suffer from tremors; walking issues; memory issues (both short term and long term).
I also suffer from balance issues (on bad days). Repetitive motion issues.
I slur at times and have other issues with speaking.
I've also suffered a stroke.
I see a new medication called Xadago. I inquired about it; but my neurologist has no experience with it.
I share that because you said your wife had issues with Levidopa.
If her symptoms progress (or return); will you try Xadago with her?
I await your reply.
Thank you.
I'm glad she is doing better.
Thank you for answering my question.
Can be used. It specifically warns against using it too loud, as you can't hear at 40hz. Turn it up to 1000 hz, set the volume, and turn it down to 40hz is the method. Glad this is working for your wide.