Unusual Parkinsons case

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... in response to Parkinson's patients with higher urate levels in their blood and CSF had slower functional decline

Unusual Parkinsons case

HARVEY GROVE says:

October 25, 2009 at 1:29 AM

Pardon me. I made a serious error in the preceding comment but it can not be corrected. My doc did know of the urate cases, however, he sees mostly serious cases who are referred to him after they have been seen and treated by local docs and then sent to him for a consult. I happen to be the first case in a long time with so all the symptoms of PD except for the fact they are not all present at the same time. Plus I have a kidney disease that effects urate, consequently, he nevewr had achance towork with someone like me with all the kidney problems and gout with PD.

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