Can Dopamine Agonists Blunt Parkinson’s Disease Risk Newly Linked with RLS?
Both RLS and Parkinson’s disease are associated with dysfunction in the brain’s dopaminergic system, but their causal relationship has remained unclear.
Both RLS and Parkinson’s disease are associated with dysfunction in the brain’s dopaminergic system, but their causal relationship has remained unclear.
Twenty percent of restless legs syndrome patients are already on higher-than-recommended doses of dopamine agonists, says John Winkelman, MD, PhD.