The Problem in Using L-Dopa to Treat Parkinson's Disease Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

The problem in using L-dopa to treat Parkinson's disease is that:

• A) it can lead to symptoms that resemble Alzheimer's disease
• B) with ever-increasing dosages, it causes involuntary jerky movements
• C) it increases the risk for stroke
• D) it leads to reuptake

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