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This drug information was compiled from many sources by Kathrynne Holden. The information was formatted by Margaret Tuchman. Margaret Monty and Simon Coles were also members of this "GREAT!" team. Needless to say this was done as meticulously as possible. Mistakes if found were unintentional. This is a non-commercial site provided by volunteers of the Parkinsn List receiving no remuneration of any kind.
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Questions about medications or conditions are best discussed with your doctor or pharmacist. The site owner is not a medical doctor, nor does he know where these medicines may be obtained. The use of this material is intended for educational purposes only. Only you and your doctor have the final say in your treatment. "He who self-medicates has a fool for a doctor."
For those contemplating surgery Part II lists the drugs that can complicate your recovery by reacting to your parkinsonian medications. Each person on your surgery team...nurses...surgeon anthesiologist recovery room nurses should know this information. It is up to the patient or caregiver to make sure that this information is made available to each member of the surgery team.

DRUG NAME
generic or Trade™

A

Acenorm™acetaminophen acetazolamide Adalat™Adapin™Adrenalin™Advil™Agon™Akineton™Aldazine™Aldomet™Aldopren™Alfprin™alpha methyldopa alprazolam amantadine Ambien™amiodarone amitriptyline and perphenazine amitryptyline amlodipine amoxapine Anatensol™Anpec™Antivert™apomorphine Aropax™Arrestin™Artane™Asendin™Aspergum™aspirin Astra™Atamet™atenolol Ativan™Aurorix™Axid™

B

baclofen Bayer™Benadryl™benztropine mesylate bethanechol biperiden bisacodyl Bonine™Botox™botulinum toxin a Brevicon™bromocriptine Bronchaid™bupropion Buspar™buspirone

C

cabergoline caffeine Calan™ calcium carbonate Capoten™ captopril Carafate™ carbamazepine carbidopa/levodopa Cardcal™ Cardizem™Catapres™chlorpromazine cholestyramine ciladopa cimetidine Cinnarizine™cisapride clonazepam clonidine clozapine Clozaril™Cogentin™Colestid™colestipol Compazine™conjugated estrogens Coras™Cordarone™Cordilox™Coumadin™Cylert™cyproheptadine

D

DDAVP™Demerol™Demi Regroton™Demulen™Depo-Provera™Deprenyl™deserpidine desipramine desmopressin Desogen™Destinex™Desyrel™Dexedrine™dextroamphetamine Diamox™diazepam Dilantin™Dilosyn™diltiazem Diphedryl™diphenhydramine Dizac™domperidone doxepin Dulcolax™Duvoid™

E

Easprin™ Ecotrin™ Effexor™ Elavil™ Eldepryl™ Emprin™ enalapril Enalaprillat™ Endep™ Enduronyl™ Enovid™ entacapone Epifin™ epinephrine Epipen™ Epitrate™ Eppy/N™ Equanil™ ergoloid mesylates Ermitil™ Esidrex™ Estrogen™ estrogen-progestin ethopropazine Excedrin™

F

famotidine felodipine finasteride Flexoject™ Florineff™ fludrocortisone acetate flunarizine fluoxetine fluphenazine

G

gemfibrozil Genora™ Genprin™

H

Halcion™ Haldol™ Halfprin™ haloperidol Harmonyl™ Hydergine™ Hydopa™ hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) Hydrodiuril™ Hydropres™

I

IB™ ibuprofen imipramine Inderal™ isoptin™

K

Kemadrin™ Klonopin™

L

Levlen™ levonorgestrel Levophed™ Levothroid™ levothyroxine Levoxyl™ Lioresal™ Lithicarb™ lithium Lithobid™ Lo/Ovral™ Loestrin™ Lopid™ Lopressor™ lorazepam Lovan™ lovastatin loxapine Loxitane™

M

Maxolon™ meclizine Medopar™ medroxyprogesterone Mellaril™ meperidine meprobamate Meprospan™ mesoridazine methdilazine methylphenidate metoclopramide metoprolol Mevacor™ Miltown™ Mirapex™ Moban™ moclobemide Modecate™ Moderil™ Modicon™ molindone Motilium™ Motrin™ Myophen™ Mysoline™

N

Nardil™ Navane™ nefazodone Nefecard™ Nelova™ Neulactil™ nicotine nifedipine nizatidine Nodoz™ Nordette™ norepinephrine Norflex™ Norinyl™ Norlestrin™ Norplant™ Norpramin™ nortriptyline Norvasc™ Norzine™ Novafed™ Nudopa™ Nuprin™ Nyefax™

O

odansetron omeprazole Orap™ Oreric™ Oreticyl™ orphenadrine Ortho-Cept™ oxycodone

P

Pamelor™ Pardidol™ Parlodel™ Parnate™ paroxetine Paxil™ pemoline Pepcid™ Percocet™ pergolide Periactin™ pericyazine Permax™ Permitil™ perphenazine pethidine phenelzine Phenergan™ phenytoin pimozide Plendil™ Pramin™ pramipexole Pravachol™ pravastatin Premarin™ Prevacid™ Prilosec™ primidone Procardia™ prochlorperazine procyclidine Progestin™ Prolixin™ promethazine HCL propranolol Propulsid™ Proscar™ Provel™ Provera™ Prozac™ pseudoephedrine

Q

Questran™

R

ranitidine Raudixin™ Rauval™ rauverid Rauwiloid™ rauwolfia s Rauzide™ Reglan™ Regroton™ Requip™ rescinnamine reserpine Risperdal™ risperidone Ritalin™ ropinerole Rufen™

S

Salutensin™ selegiline Ser AP Es™ Serenace™ Serentil™ Serpasil™ sertraline Serzone™ Sinemet CR™ Sinemet™ Sinequan™ Stelazine™ Stemetil™ sucralfate Sudafed™ Symmetrel™ Synthroid™

T

Tagamet™ Takeda™ talipexole Tasmar™ Tegretol™ Tenormin™ terguride thiethylperazine thioridazine thiothixene Thorazine™ Thor-Prom™ Tigan™ Titralac™ Tofranil™ tolcapone Topro-XL™ Torecan™ tranylcypromine trazodone Triavil™ triazolam trifluoperazine trihexyphenidyl Trilafon™ Trimazide™ trimeprazine trimethobenzamide Tylenol™

U

Urecholine™

V

Valium™ Vallergan™ Valrelease™ Vasotec™ venlafaxine verapamil Verecaps™ Verelan™ Vesprin™ Vivarin™

W

warfarin Wellbutrin™

X

Xanax™

Z

 Zactin™ Zantac™ Zofran™ Zoloft™ zolpidem Zonalon™

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