What is Apomorphine? Apomorphine is a dopamine agonist that is often used to treat Parkinson's disease, particularly to manage motor fluctuations such as off phases and dyskinesias. These symptoms often occur when purely oral therapy no longer works effectively. In [...]
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Summer heat and Parkinson’s: Tips for a safe and enjoyable summer, not just for Parkinson’s patients
Today I am writing my first D-mine® Care Blog article, and it is very fitting for this moment: finally it's summertime - at least on the Northern Hemisphere 😊. I live in Northern Germany, and there is always a cool [...]
Continuous apomorphine therapy is a proven treatment for the relief of motor and non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's patients from the middle stages of this progressive disease onwards, when adequate symptom control with oral medication alone is no longer satisfactory. It [...]
Going on vacation, a day trip with the family, tidying up the garden, walking the dog, picking up the grandchildren from school, or doing some exercise – activities that once seemed easy to do without thinking now require careful consideration [...]