14.10.09 / parkinson symptoms / Author: Alex / Comments: (1)
Tags: blood sugar, blood work, coins, fish and chips, lunch, nuerologist, occurance, parkinson, pollack fish, protein content, slurred speech, sufferer, tremor, tremors
I recently went to a local fish and chips restraunt for a lunch date. I order the fish special which contains pollack fish. After eating the fish Approximately 15-20 minutes after eating the fish I began to realize that my tremor had stopped. My lunch date spotted the change in the tremor. As well my slurred speech vanished. I then laid out a hand full of change on the table and picked up the coins normally with my hand that normally tremors. I have since repeated this same occurance 4-5 times with the same results. I also went to my nuerologist and ate the fish before him with the same results. The doctor is totally baffled. A 11 year PD sufferer such as myself should be experiencing negative results from the protein content not positive results. Could I have something other than Parkinson`s? I have had blood work and all levels including blood sugar are fine.
19.09.09 / parkinson symptoms / Author: Alex / Comments: (2)
Tags: anti psychotic medication, benztropine, cause parkinson, medication, tremors
Does anti-psychotic medication cause Parkinson symptoms such as mumbling when talking??? and tremors???? I started taking Benztropine to treat it, will it help me??? and how long i takes for it to start working?
31.07.09 / parkinson symptoms / Author: Alex / Comments: (2)
Tags: stroke symptoms, tremors
I have looked but can no longer find anything about after-stroke symptoms. and can’t find much on parkinson’s symptoms. can anyone tell me if there are any similarities like tremors, or can help me find a place on the web that might tell me?
03.07.09 / parkinson symptoms / Author: Alex / Comments: (3)
Tags: 9 months, cognitive ability, diagnosis, half a minute, medical symptoms, memory, mirapex, motivation, neurologist, parkinson, track 3, tremors
Current medical symptoms for past 6-9 months – Age 50/Male
1. Parkinson’s like tremors in hands and arms and progressively becoming worse as time continues.
2. Losing cognitive ability and memory and these are getting progressively worse as well. I frequently lose track of work or a though right in the middle of it and I have to stop and think for nearly a half a minute to get back on track.
3. Lethargic and lacking in motivation. Kind of depressed, nothing unmanageable.
Over 1 1/2 year ago I had severe tremors occuring in hands, arms and face and was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. The neurologist pronounced his diagnosis when I had taken Mirapex for a week and the tremors had vanished in arms and face, and were nearly gone in my hands.
I’m still taking the same amount of Mirapex but now the original symptoms have returned along with the memory and cognitive loss symptoms as well.
Could I have Alzheimers rather than Parkinson’s? I need help.
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