My 83 years old father suffered a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) affecting his left leg 5 years back. Thereafter, he recovered considerably with blood thinning medicines. After 2 years he underwent prostate operation and uses diapers because his movements are restricted. He feels helpless now. Please advise weather Syndopa 110 can help his immobility.

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Dr JD Mukherji · Accepted Answer

The symptoms that you have mentioned could be related to the following conditions: Normal pressure hydrocephalus. Prostate enlargement. Parkinson's Disease or related disorders. A thorough clinical exam by your local neurologist will be helpful along with neuroimaging like CT scan/MRI brain. I would not recommend Syndopa without consulting your neurologist.

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Can my father take Syndopa?

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