Diagnosed With Parkinson, Loss Of Appetite, Weight, Stumbling, Not Taking Medication Regularly. Cure?
Hello, My 80 year old father have been diagnosis with Parkinson, and have been n great health and state of mind, but within the last 2 to 3 weeks, he have been experiences lost of appetite, weight lost, stumbling and very off balance..we have realized that my father has not been taking his medication on a consistent basic.. we have called his doctor and discuss this situation and his doctor stated that he is going to prescribe a higher dosage of medicine and he need around the clock supervision to administer the medicine. Is there anything I can do to also help my father condition, maybe his diet needs. Please advise. Thanks Concern Daughter.
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Diagnosed With Parkinson, Loss Of Appetite, Weight, Stumbling, Not Taking Medication Regularly. Cure?
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Persons with parkinson s should have a healthy diet including adequate amount of fiber to prevent constipation which can be problem. It is also important to use the medication a half hour or more before meals or 1 hour after meals. As his doctor suggested it would be important to make sure he is taking his medication by observing him take it. I hope this helps