Taking charge of returning symptoms
Profiles based on actual Parkinson’s patients taking INBRIJA® with CD/LD*
Reggie is a 55-year-old accountant whose work was disrupted by symptom return
Reggie is a 55-year-old accountant whose work was disrupted by symptom return
Diagnosed with PD 5 years ago, taking 100/400 mg oral CD/LD (one 25/100-mg tablet QID)
He started having unexpected motor symptoms between doses, which interrupted meetings and caused missed work days
Reggie consulted his doctor, who suggested adding INBRIJA to his regimen
With INBRIJA in his pocket, Reggie can address OFF episodes when they happen—at work and at home
Susan is a 71-year-old retired nurse whose active life was slowed by symptom return
Susan is a 71-year-old retired nurse whose active life was slowed by symptom return
Diagnosed with PD 9 years ago, she’s taking 200/800 mg oral CD/LD (two 25/100-mg tablets QID)
She started to experience motor fluctuations while talking to friends in public places, leading to embarrassment and progressive social withdrawal
Her doctor prescribed INBRIJA and pramipexole to manage unexpected motor symptoms
With the support of INBRIJA, Susan’s friends can see a difference in her motor symptoms when they meet for their breakfast club
Viv is a 63-year-old subsitute teacher who spends morning time with her granddaughter, as long as her symptoms don't interfere
Viv is a 63-year-old substitute teacher who spends morning time with her granddaughter, as long as her symptoms don’t interfere
She was diagnosed with PD 2 years ago, and takes 100/400 mg oral CD/LD
The frequency of returning symptoms began disrupting her time with family, and limiting her availability for teaching assignments
Viv’s physician added INBRIJA to her daily regimen
With INBRIJA in her pocket, Viv can manage her morning OFF periods, so she can be there for her granddaughter
Thomas is an active 64-year-old who volunteers at his local museum, unless OFF episodes interfere
Thomas is an active 64-year-old who volunteers at his local museum, unless OFF episodes interfere
Diagnosed with PD 5 years ago, he’s taken various dosages of CD/LD, but his symptoms kept bouncing back
His OFF episodes were too noticeable for him to continue at the museum, so Thomas sought his physician’s advice
Thomas’ physician recommended adding INBRIJA to his treatment regimen
With on-demand INBRIJA, Thomas can address symptoms as soon as he feels them coming and is back to volunteering at the museum
Patrick is a 59-year-old website designer with a regular workout routine—until symptom return sidelined his activities
Patrick is a 59-year-old website designer with a regular workout routine—until symptom return sidelined his activities
Patrick was diagnosed with PD 9 years ago, and takes 200/800 mg oral CD/LD (two 25/100-mg tablets QID)
He began to cut back on face-to-face meetings at work and stopped going to the gym because he was concerned his symptoms would return unexpectedly
Consultation with his physician resulted in adding INBRIJA to his treatment regimen
With INBRIJA on hand, Patrick can help manage OFF periods at work or during workouts
Stephen is a 62-year-old guidance counselor who hits a golf ball a long way—until his PD symptoms interrupted his tee times
Stephen is a 62-year-old guidance counselor who hits a golf ball a long way—until his PD symptoms interrupted his tee times
Diagnosed 2 years ago, Stephen takes 100/400 mg oral CD/LD (one 25/100-mg tablet QID)
When his hands started shaking too badly to hold a club, he went to his physician for advice
His physician added INBRIJA to his treatment regimen
With INBRIJA in his bag, Stephen can manage his returning symptoms and get back in the swing of things
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Although some details have been changed, these patient stories are all based on actual Parkinson's patients taking CD/LD and their experiences with INBRIJA. |
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CD/LD, carbidopa/levodopa; PD, Parkinson's disease; QID, 4 times a day. |
