Entacom Plus 150 Mg/12.5 Mg/200 Mg Tablet Health Feed

They both contain Levodopa and Carbidopa, however....

In the Plus, the doses are 100mg and 25mgs respectively.

The CR is a time released formulation and it offers an additional dosage of 50mgs and 200mgs, in addition to the dosage listed above.



And side effects may include: nausea, dizziness and drowsiness.

I understand your concern for your father. In physiotherapy we have several techniques to treat Parkinson’s patients like stretching exercises, manipulation techniques, mobility program, co-ordination/balance training etc. Physical therapy is the best treatment that we can offer to patients to make them work independently by increasing there functional performance. So I would recommend you to take him to physiotherapist who can make a best treatment plan from further deterioration of disease. By...more

No never take these Medicines like that.. they are very dangerous..
At this early age you should be very cautious..
Take Homoeopathic treatment..

Below are few Panchakarma procedures that helps you in this condition:
Shastika shali pinda sweda Shiro dhara Nasya Abhyanga and sweda.

Homeopathic merc -30 and rhus t -30 do a lot of good and can be taken with the allopathic meds. 6 drops of each med in a sponfl water six times a day should show improvement.

Parkinsons disease is a neuro degenerative disease. Unfortunately there is no permanent treatment for this condition. For initial symptom relief doctors give anticholinergics, antihistaminics, but latter dopamine agonists or dopamine precursures (levodopa) is needed. I your case, it appears to be an early onset and already advanced case of parkinsonism which is associates with high grade dementia, rigidity, tremour, inability to walk. In this condition levodopa+carbidopa/benserazide-. 4-. 8g/day...more

Thanks for your question.
Consult nearest psychiatrist asap.
Patient need to be evaluated in details such as mental status examination to be carried out by psychiatrist.
Somehow dose of levodopa carbidopa is high, although you didn't mention frequency of dose.
If he is taking bd than somewhat fine.
Rest of the things will be taken care by psychiatrist.

Your father is on correct medicines for Parkinson's disease (PD). Unfortunately, there is no cure for PD. Therefore, the medicines are needed lifelong.

Urinary disturbance can occur in long standing parkinson's disease. And coexistence of prostratomegaly can increase the problem. But for this it needs to be determined whether enlarged prostrate is contributing towards the problem or not. For this adequate evaluation is needed as there problems can be treated with medication.