Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Combining Medications to Successfully Treat Alzheimer’s Disease

By Dr. Paul Solomon, PhD, Health Guide Monday, June 02, 2008
Everyone has had the experience of treating a cold. We typically take medications to treat the symptoms. As the commercials inform us, these medications treat the runny nose, congestion, cough, and fever associated with the common cold. These medications help us feel better, but we all recognize tha...
Patiently Awaiting the Results of Clinical Trials for the Next Generation Alzheimer’s Disease Drugs
Anonymous
Anonymous
5/31/10 2:10pm

Please provide info in the vaccine program.

4/20/12 5:39pm

My mom was diagnosed with alzheimers, started on Namenda about 1.5 - 2 months ago, and today her neurologist has added Aricept to be taken daily. Would LOVE to know about the cocktail and how I can get her involved with the program. Please contact me at my email, it would be greatly appreciated.

Carol Bradley Bursack, Health Guide
4/21/12 8:01am

These two drugs are often used together to enhance the benefits of staving off symptoms of AD (in some people). You can talk to her pharmacist for some good insight into drugs. Medications are a pharmacists main focus, so I like to check things out with a pharmacist if I have concerns about interactions or reactions to drugs. It's smart of you to ask questions.

Take care,

Carol

 

 

By Dr. Paul Solomon, PhD, Health Guide— Last Modified: 04/21/12, First Published: 06/02/08