Eldepryl And Dopamine Secretion
November 22nd, 2008

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Patients who suffer from Parkinson's disease experience consequences resulting from low levels of dopamine present in the brain. If this chemical is not secreted in sufficient quantities, a chronic degenerative health condition occurs. The medical communities within the world have developed various solutions that can help maintain a dopamine balance.

Using Eldepryl to maintain the brain's chemical balance

Various treatments are usually combined for patients who suffer from Parkinson's disease; Eldepryl is just one of the many drugs that improve health by stimulating dopamine secretion. Eldepryl works well in combination with other medications prescribed for the treatment of this disease, nevertheless, once you start the a treatment including Eldepryl, it is possible that dosages of the other medications you are currently taking will need to be adjusted.

Eldepryl can only be administered on doctor's advice as it is a prescription only medication. It is important that take the prescribed dosage, in order to prevent health deterioration. Also known as Selegine, Eldepryl is a drug requires close medical supervision. While some other drugs are dangerous because of interactions with other medical treatments, Eldepryl is also susceptible to unwanted reactions when combined with certain types of food.

What you should or shouldn't eat while administrating Eldepryl

You may keep many foods as part of your regular diet while following a treatment with Eldepryl. There are some foods that you must not consume while on this medication. Avoid foods containing high levels of the amino acid tyramine.

* You can eat processed american cheese, mozzarella, cottage cheese, ricotta, and yogurt from the dairy group. You can eat many vegetables. Refer to the exlusions listed below for a list of vegetables to avoid. Fresh meats, chicken, fish, and other meat products are safe to eat. It is sometimes recommended to switch to rice-milk while taking this medication.

* You must not consume any of the following: beans, dairy products not listed above, including but not limited to cheddar cheeses and other aged cheeses, milk, fermented meats (including pepperoni and salami), un-pasteurized beer (such as tap/keg beer),and significant quantities of soy-based products. Additionally, it is generally advised to avoid the consumption of any highly-processed foods as they are often high in tyramine or otherwise detrimental to health while taking Eldepryl. For specific dietary instructions, you may wish to consult with your medical doctor who can also enlist the aid of a nutritionist to help you maintain a healthy and safe diet while on this medication.

Other potential risks come from using all sorts of common over-the-counter medicines used to treat colds and cough as they usually contain tyramine. Tyramine is very dangerous, raising blood pressure significantly when combined with Eldepryl. Also, it is recommended to stay away from all alcoholic drinks and maintain a strict diet for two weeks after ceasing to use Eldepryl.

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