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Can medicines treat Parkinsons disease?

April 26, 2017medicines Parkinson's disease treat

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Can medicines treat Parkinsons disease?

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There is no cure for Parkinson’s disease. There are medicines that can help control the symptoms of the disease. Some of the medicines used to treat Parkinson’s disease include carbidopa-levodopa (brand name: Sinemet), bromocriptine (brand name: Parlodel), selegiline (one brand name: Eldepryl), pramipexole (brand name: Mirapex), ropinirole (brand name: Requip), tolcapone (brand name: Tasmar) and pergolide (brand name: Permax). Your doctor will discuss with you which medicines might help you.