RASAGILINE: NEW TREATMENT OF PARKINSON'S MADE AVAILABLE BY ITS - AND MEDICATION

Rasagiline Bull (Azilect)



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Rasagiline Maleate is a medicine, also known by its trade name Azilect, used for the treatment of Parkinson's Disease. This active principle acts by increasing levels of brain neurotransmitters, such as dopamine, which helps to decrease or control the symptoms of this disease. Rasagiline is usually available in a dose of 1 mg in boxes containing 30 tablets and has been used as a further treatment option for Parkinson's as a single treatment or in combination with other medicines such as Levodopa