What does Parkinson's disease take medicine to notice

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Parkinson's disease is a terrible disease. The harm caused by Parkinson's disease to patients is relatively serious. My uncle has been suffering from Parkinson's disease for some time. For patients with Parkinson's disease, I'll tell you the precautions about taking medicine for Parkinson's disease.

What does Parkinson's disease take medicine to notice

Note 1: eat less protein food, such as meat and dairy products. Because milk can be decomposed in the intestine to produce a large number of amino acids, amino acids can hinder the absorption of levodopa in the intestine, so that its curative effect is reduced.

Note 2: acetylcholine is forbidden. Because Parkinson's disease is due to the hyperactivity of the acetylcholine system, resulting in increased muscle tension, decreased movement, muscle tremor, so we should stop the intake of acetylcholine drugs.

Note 3: vitamin B6 is forbidden. Because vitamin B6 is the coenzyme of dopamine hydroxylase, improving the activity will promote the formation of dopamine in the brain of compound L-dopa, reduce the amount of entering the central nervous system, thus reducing the efficacy.

matters needing attention

Patients with Parkinson's disease should be treated as early as possible, and they should be optimistic about their life. Because dopamine is a drug that can raise blood pressure and has a certain effect on intraocular pressure, it is necessary to pay attention to the change of intraocular pressure during medication.