Did you know 78% of people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) don’t fully understand dyskinesia?
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Dysclosing the facts
Dyskinesia is a life-altering side effect of PD medication that causes erratic, involuntary movements
experience dyskinesia after 10 years of taking levodopa
Dyskinesia is often confused with Parkinson's tremor
Dyscover the signs
Dyskinesia can look different for everyone.
It can affect just one body part, like an arm or leg, or the entire body. Watch this video to see some different ways it can appear. Talk to your doctor and learn how a treatment option can help.
Dyskinesia often dysrupts everyday life.
The erratic movements can be painful and exhausting. Watch this video and see how it can impact your daily routine.
Hear real stories of dyscomfort and dystress
Sean struggles with the pain and frustration.
As a lawyer and former triathlete, he's always been both physically and mentally tough. Dyskinesia was unlike anything he’d ever experienced. Watch his story and hear the impact dyskinesia has had on his daily life.
Kimberly hates all the unwanted attention.
Her erratic, involuntary movements get stares from others, which is tough to deal with. Watch her story to see how dyskinesia has affected her physically and emotionally.
Addressing dyskinesia can have a positive impact on daily life:
More independence in performing activities of daily living
Fewer uncontrolled motor symptoms
Fewer disruptions while in a public or social setting
Don't wait to dyscuss dyskinesia with your doctor.
Watch this video to hear words of advice from real people who have been treated for dyskinesia, and explore a treatment option below.
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