Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets Description

Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets contain the active ingredient Selegiline, a monoamine oxidase B (MAO-B) inhibitor that can be prescribed for those in the early stages of Parkinson’s disease (PD) or added to their drug regimen of Levodopa and Carbidopa as the disease progresses. When taken in combination with Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets, the dosage can be reduced and it helps to prolong their effects.

Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets have the same goal as many other medications prescribed for Parkinson’s disease, to increase a particular brain chemical (neurotransmitter) called dopamine. There is no cure for this disease, but Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets can help reduce the symptoms and slow its progression so people are able to function throughout the day.

Managing Parkinson’s Disease with Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets

When taken once-daily as directed, Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets melt within seconds in your mouth. The active ingredient called Selegiline quickly moves to the bloodstream and to your brain. Due to the fact that Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets bypasses the digestive system, the dosage can be low. Once received in your brain, Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets blocks the action of the MAO-B enzyme so it cannot break down dopamine. This allows dopamine levels to increase which will help to improve control over voluntary movements, memory, and mood.

About Parkinson’s Disease

The causes of Parkinson’s disease are still relatively unknown, making it impossible to reduce the risk of its onset. Men appear to have a higher incidence of PD and diagnosis is usually made around 60 years of age, but it has been discovered in some as young as 18 years old. The first indication may be that movements have become slower and there’s some stiffness in one or two of your limbs. The ability to concentrate begins to decline and multi-tasking becomes more difficult. Only a doctor can diagnose this condition and if patients are diagnosed early and started on a drug treatment, they'll still have lots of years ahead to work and play.

Before You Take Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets

If you are pregnant, may become pregnant, or are breast feeding, ask your doctor if Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets are safe for your unborn or nursing baby. Discuss your medical history with your doctor and list any OTC and prescription medications you are taking, including herbal remedies and dietary or vitamin supplements so it can be determined if you can go ahead and buy Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets online or locally.

Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets Precautions

Avoid performing any activities that can be considered unsafe until it is known how Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets will affect you. Do not stop taking Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets without speaking to a doctor first. Ask the doctor any foods you should not eat while taking Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets as it can cause your blood pressure to increase severely, even up to two weeks after you have stopped taking it.

Possible Side Effects of Zelapar Oral Dissolve Tablets

• Dizziness
• Unusual sleepiness
• Dry mouth
• Vivid dreams

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