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[|Human|] My husband has  Parkensons, he is 80.  His stalevo was increased to 4 times a day. 25/100/200.  He has just recovered from pneumonia, and a UTI.  Could this cause an adverse reaction?  At one time he was on azilect.Could this be an added medication, to help his condition.  He has been off it since April 2012,  I believe he was doing much better.   Would this another medication that may be help him.    Thankyou Rachel Stanley
[|AI|]  Hi, Thank you for posting your query. The choice of medications in Parkinson's disease depends on the exact symptoms. So, if he has tremors and rigidity, then levodopa and pramipexole would help. These are safe when used in small doses, otherwise nausea or vomiting may occur. There are no chances of severe adverse reactions with them. Please get back if you require any additional information. Best wishes, Chat Doctor. Ly/