What are the anti Parkinson drugs

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What are the anti Parkinson drugs? Parkinson's disease (PD) is a common disease in the elderly. Drug therapy is the main treatment for PD.

What are the anti Parkinson drugs

First, dopamine can be oxidized and degraded by MAO-B in the brain, and a large number of oxygen free radicals can be produced in the process of dopamine metabolism, which can damage neurons. In addition, MPTP is oxidized to toxic MPP + through mao-b. therefore, inhibiting the activity of MAO-B can not only prolong the residence time of dopamine in the brain, enhance the curative effect, reduce the dosage of levodopa and its side effects, but also indirectly protect neurons. Commonly used drugs are midopipide (selegiline) and strychnine.

Second, it is a common way to supplement dopamine in the brain for Parkinson's patients, and the commonly used drugs are Madopar and pajinning controlled release tablets.

Third, ergot receptor agonists (olfactory cryptic arrest and xielangxing) are rarely used due to the risk of pulmonary and cardiac valve fibrosis. Non ergot receptor agonists are recommended, including telsuda and senfro.

matters needing attention

Parkinson's patients should control their daily protein intake, which is very good for us to prevent Parkinson's disease.