Parkinson's Disease Drugs

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Starting an assignment on PD meds for my pharmacology class today! SO perfect!😍

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Actually I've been struggling with Parkinson's drugs and mechanisms as I used to hate pharmacology the first medical year in college but this video definitely make it way too easier , I am really feeling grateful, thank you a lot ❤❤❤❤ you are the greatest 💪🏻

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Always so beneficial when learning complicated concepts.

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[@ranlove47]

As always another great video. Wife recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s. Been doin a deep dive into high does of B1 (thiamine) for treatment. After adding it to the treatment made a huge improvement over the meds (Rytary $$$$$). Would love to see a deep dive into why/how this mechanism might work. Most doctors don’t know or haven’t heard of this treatment. Obviously no money to be made on a vitamin. Thanks again for you dedication.

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That would be a great topic to cover!

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very informative video, you are helping so many students and professionals

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Absolutely love your work and appreciate what you do, I am an avid watcher of your paid site while I’m in FNP school. I would like to mention one thing, please find some other marker or remove the tops before you begin and stop clicking them on and off. It happens right at your mic and it becomes very annoying and distracting from your lectures which are so very important and would be amazing with less distraction like the caps constantly screeching….thanks!

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[@rajejyo]

A quick question...does ADR's in brain happens due to excess dopamine? as dopamine cannot cross BBB and if yes, then how does ADR's happens in mesolimbic pathway

[@NinjaNerdOfficial]

Great question. Any drug that increases synthesis of dopamine, prevents breakdown of dopamine can be utilized in dopaminergic pathways in the brain i.e mesocortical or Mesolimbic pathway etc

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Love this❤❤❤❤Need more! Excellent Teacher.

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Antiparkinson's drugs and hypnotics vids are on time, if only the antipsychotic drugs are on the list it would have been just geeat

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Great quality

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I remember voting for pharmacology videos many months ago. I don't want to complain but I relied heavily on you to passing anatomy and now that I'm in pharmacology I'm gonna need you to hurry up 😜 . We did Parkinson medications last week 😞

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Great video! It answered almost all of my questions. The only question remaining is, why is it so important for Parkinson’s disease drugs to be giving at specific times with little to no goodwill time? Does it have to do with the effective time?

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Love your passion for teaching! Thank you!

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[@GDunst-oh9mp]

Hey guys,i have a question and i would appreciate any help. The cholinergic neurons ultimately have an inhibitory effect on the motor activity of both the direct and indirect pathways. In the video, Ninja Nerd mentions that a tremor arises from overlapping activity of the direct and indirect pathways. However, if both pathways reduce motor activity, it doesn't seem like there would be a contraction of the agonistic and antagonistic muscle, which is what would lead to a tremor. Do you understand what I mean? So do you know if I may have misunderstood something, or how else does tremor occur? Also, Rigor would be illogical if motor activity were reduced, but we do have Rigor, just like Tremor, in Parkinson's disease. Thank you! Best wishes from Germany

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Extraordinarily well made video. Thank you, Zach

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Hello, I admire your job well done, it is very helpful for all of us! I watch you regularly and learn new things! Thanks! I'm doing a doctorate! I am looking for a connection between impaired understanding of human language, more precisely decoding, in patients with Parkinson's syndrome! What can it be, and where does it come from? Help!!! Be healthy and happy 🙂

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Very informative. Learnt a lot even as a geriatrics doctor. Perhaps include apomorphine in the drugs? Confess I love your explanation so much I don't want to go back to the books for that!

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Please make a video on anyipsychotic and anyidepressants

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Hi, excellent video! single handedly getting students through medical school no doubt! I did just have a question: at 52:10 you said those dyskinesia side effects arose because you are causing too much stimulation of the indirect pathway, but since the indirect pathway inhibits unwanted motor movements, wouldn't INHIBITION rather than stimulation of this pathway pose problems? I really appreciate you answering:; thank you

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