Being a patient with Parkinson's disease means having to adjust to motor difficulties that come from the disease itself, as well as those that can arise from medication.
Parkinsons treatments seek to eliminate the symptoms of Parkinson disease but these effective treatments, which often use a substance called L-dopa, may cause motor complications known as dyskinesias.
Growth Hormone is one of the most essential yet possibly misunderstood chemicals in our body. Separate the facts from the fiction in this introduction to growth hormone.