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What are the best treatments for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy?
Treatments for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy: what real patients say works for them, alongside a medically reviewed overview citing sources like NIH GARD and Orphanet.
Continued physical therapy to keep body moving as long as possible.
Posted May 9, 2017 by Kathryn 200
We never found anything that helped. My mother was in her 80's when she was struck with this disease and not diagnosed until a few years before her death this past December. So any medications she was given initially did nothing to relieve her symptoms. Physical therapy possibly helped prolong her ability to walk and get up and down out of a chair. Speech therapy possibly helped her speech and eating in the beginning. But in the end, all we could do was keep her comfortable.
Posted Aug 12, 2017 by Diana Sanders 2000
There is no treatment,only therapies and drugs to alleviate symptoms.
Some patients try Levadopa. Some use anti anxiety meds and anti depressants. Muscle relaxants are sometimes useful, as are pain relief meds.
Some patients try Levadopa. Some use anti anxiety meds and anti depressants. Muscle relaxants are sometimes useful, as are pain relief meds.
Posted Dec 31, 2018 by Kerryn 720
There is no cure or meds for PSP. In early stages PT and light exercise, walking, tai chi, helps with balance issues and speech therapy might help.
Posted Jul 5, 2019 by Loretta 800
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Posted Nov 8, 2017 by Maria Veronica Ortiz Solís 2000
