Selegiline

When arthritis slowed him down, monthly Librela shots and Carprofen came to the rescue.

When dementia confused him, Selegiline, if I'm saying that correct, came to the rescue.

He even had a stroke on February 14th of two thousand twenty-five around eight in the morning, and it looked nothing like what I imagined a stroke would look like.

He started barking and running around while I watched in shock, not even knowing his body could still move that fast.

Okay, now let's talk about MAO-B inhibitors, and these are used to increase dopamine concentrations by slowing an enzyme that breaks it down.

The medication selegiline, also goes by brand name Deprenyl, if I'm saying that right, is often given with levodopa to patients with early or mild symptoms.

And some promising research suggests that these MAO-B inhibitors may slow the progression of the disease.

Now, they can cause some side effects like dry mouth, nausea, dizziness, and constipation.