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Has Anyone Combined Ogentys With Rytary To Help With Off Periods And How Is It Working
I Started Taking Ongyntis About 6 Weeks Ago And Found It To Be A Big Help To Assist Me During My "off Time". What Are The Side Effects?
During the short time I'm taking the 50mg caps, I have been having weird dreams and a feeling of nausea when I wake up. They might be side effects of the meds. I have been taking carbidopa/levodopa for 5 years and I take the Ongyntis as a boost once a day at bedtime. The medication has no generic therefore it's expensive,
Has Anyone Used Ongentys
Does Anyone Have Experience At Ongentys?
Please let me know how it works for you.
It is one of my new meds I take one capsule one hour bef ore my last dose of co-careldopa. I must say neither seem to be working very well at the moment.
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My Husband Was Just Prescribed Crexont. Anyone Else Take It? Any Comments About It?
I started on it this morning. So far so good. I said I'd never stop posting with groups like Patients Like Me etc but life happens. My typing efficiency is significantly reduced and I have to be… read more
Is It Part Of Parkinson’s To Be Exhausted All The Time. I Am Always So Tired Even If I Slept Good.
Yes, fatigue is a common symptom of Parkinson's disease and can be very debilitating. It can manifest as both physical and mental exhaustion, making it difficult to perform daily activities. Even if… read more
Anyone Else Suffer From Chronic Insomnia ?
Not currently, but some pills trigger it. Ongentys was the worst.
Anyone Taking Rytary?
My neurologist recently changed my meds to Rytary. It seems to be working better then the generic C/L.
It's incredibly expensive ($1300/mo). Of course now being on SSDI I couldn't afford it.
At first my health insurance declined to cover it. Then suddenly they flipped and informed they would cover it. So now it's only $25/mo.
Has anyone else had that sort of experience?
Or has there been undesirable side effects with this med?
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