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Diagnosed with Atypical Parkinson's? What does this really mean?
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Atypical Parkinsonism is also associated with Lewy Body Dementia and corticobasil degeneration. Each of these, along with multiple systematrophy, have their own course and symptoms and management. It's important that the neurologist or movement disorder specialist consider these in formulating the care plan. Good luck.
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Hi @raybepko
You seem to have insight into atypical PD. I'm wondering if this is an issue that you are personally familiar with. Share about this if you are comfortable doing so.
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@raybepko I have been diagnosed with Atypical Parkinson and corticobasil degeneration as well so far.My neurologist is a movement disorder specialist.I still don't know what the plan is yet.