Do you want to take control of your symptoms? Do you want to optimize your appointments with your neurologist in order to obtain maximum effectiveness from your medications?
Start using ParkiTrack and make this diary your ally in improving your daily life.
The majority of symptoms can be adequately controlled with optimized medication.
How can ParkiTrack help you?
Optimize the effect of your medications in just 5 steps:
1) Correctly recognize your symptoms and “OFF” states
2) Observe the link between the onset of your symptoms and the time of taking Levodopa
3) Identify the symptoms you experience during a typical day
4) Improve your discussions with your neurologist and evaluate together the options to optimize your treatment
5) Reduce the side effects of your medications and benefit from their maximum effectiveness
For three years, we have seen how much people living with Parkinson’s suffer from their symptoms. Yet, most of these symptoms could be well-controlled through better drug therapy.
Unfortunately, we’ve noticed that patients, their loved ones and physicians generally don’t speak the same language. Too often we hear stories from people living with the disease or their loved ones who confuse some symptoms, such as tremors and dyskinesia.
For their part, professionals often tell us that their patients do not properly understand how much the effect of their medication can vary over the course of just one day.
You are your neurologist’s key partner in getting the most out of your medication.
With the help of nurses and neurologists specializing in movement disorders, we have developed a tool to help people affected get the most out of their medications.
Today, I am pleased to share with you the first version of this journal, “ParkiTrack”. Use it before each appointment with your neurologist so you can better communicate your actual experiences with the disease.
With ParkiTrack, your neurologist can assess with you all the options for optimizing your treatment and reducing the side effects of your medications.
