Oct 12, 2007 | Posted by: roboblogger
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MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN ON ARICEPT AND NAMENDA FOR 5 YRS. HE HAS BEEN EATING LITTLE RECENTLY - AND IS RAPIDLY DECLINING IN EVERY WAY. I CONSIDER HIM IN THE FINAL STAGES OF THE DISEASE. IS ARICEPT STILL ADVISABLE.
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maary,
I've read that Aricepts effectiveness declines over time depending on the patient. Have also heard that switching to Exelon Patch, when it does happen, helps improve symptoms. If you find out more on this, please post! |
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