Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a common degenerative neurological disorder in older people. Its management is primarily focused on symptom control and maintenance of self-care and quality of life. The use of medication for PD is affected by patient age, symptoms and degree of disability, clinician experience, and drug cost, availability and side effects, as well as patient choice. This article discusses practical tips and myths of drug management for older PD patients.

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