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Anti-Parkinsonian Medications

Anti-Parkinsonian medications are often used to treat resulting movement disorders and cognition impairment that can result from many of the medications used to treat psychiatric illnesses. These medications can make the difference in functionality for many patients.

Akineton (biperiden)

Aricept (donepezil HCL)

Cogentin (benztropine mesylate)

Comtan (entacapone)

Eldepryl/Jumex (selegiline/deprenyl)

Exelon (rivastagmine tartrate)

Requip (ropinerole)

Symmetrel (amantadine HCL)

Tasmar (tolpacone)

 

 

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