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• Through the years, Sinemet can cause severe side effects, such as dyskinesia.
• The attorney general said she is taking a drug called Sinemet to control the symptoms.
• Reno said she is taking a drug called Sinemet three times a day before meals.
• Reno is taking a prescription drug, Sinemet, three times a day before meals.
• Sinemet also contains an ingredient called carbidopa, which acts as a preservative for the levadopa.
• Reno takes two medications in pill form, Sinemet and Mirapex, three times a day.
• Reno said she is taking a mild doses of a drug called Sinemet to control the symptoms.
• Sinemet is a combination of two drugs, carbidopa and levodopa, that comes in different ratios.
• Controlled, slow-release versions of Sinemet and Madopar spread out the effect of the levodopa.
• A lot of times we try and hold off as long as possible in the use of Sinemet.
• Following SINEMET CR, the apparent half-life of levodopa may be prolonged because of continuous absorption.
• Pincus said that when he prescribed one pill of a 25-100 ratio, Sinemet substantially improved the shaking.
• Reno is taking Sinemet three times a day to control the tremor _ her only symptom _ in her left hand.
• Most people who have the garden variety of Parkinson's disease enjoy what Jacques calls a " Sinemet honeymoon.
• This resulted in shortages of the brand name products Sinemet and Sinemet CR, although alternative generic versions were still available.
• This resulted in shortages of the brand name products Sinemet and Sinemet CR, although alternative generic versions were still available.
• That same year, approvals for a sustained release formulation ( Sinemet CR ) which could be taken less frequently were also obtained.
• But the eventual failure of Sinemet may mean the last options are the three kinds of brain surgery available to Parkinson's patients.
• In 1991, Merck licensed the rights to the manufacture and sale of Sinemet to a newly created joint venture, DuPont Merck Pharmaceutical Company.
• In the 1970s, the original medication was combined with a second drug, carbidopa, and called Sinemet; the combination drug remains a staple treatment.