Parklid 5mg Tablet
(PROCYCLIDINE)

Can I take Parklid for excessive salivation?
Yes, Parklid can be used as it is helpful in cases of excessive salivation and drooling which can be seen in Parkinson’s disease or due to medicines (neuroleptics). It should be taken only if prescribed by your doctor.

Can I stop taking Parklid?
No, you should not stop taking Parklid suddenly as rebound parkinsonian symptoms may occur. Take the medicine as long as symptoms are there. Your doctor will decide the probable duration required for the medicine.

Who should not take Parklid?
Patients who are allergic to Parklid or any of the other ingredients of this medicine should not take Parklid. This medicine should be avoided in cases of glaucoma (increased pressure in the eye) in patients who have a blockage in the intestine (gut). In addition, patients who are facing difficulty, or are unable to, pass urine and are not currently receiving any form of treatment for this, should avoid taking Parklid.

Who should not take Procy?
Patients who are allergic to Procy or any of the other ingredients of this medicine should not take Procy. This medicine should be avoided in cases of glaucoma (increased pressure in the eye) in patients who have a blockage in the intestine (gut). In addition, patients who are facing difficulty, or are unable to, pass urine and are not currently receiving any form of treatment for this, should avoid taking Procy.

Who should not take Trodin?
Patients who are allergic to Trodin or any of the other ingredients of this medicine should not take Trodin. This medicine should be avoided in cases of glaucoma (increased pressure in the eye) in patients who have a blockage in the intestine (gut). In addition, patients who are facing difficulty, or are unable to, pass urine and are not currently receiving any form of treatment for this, should avoid taking Trodin.

Can I stop taking Kemad?
No, you should not stop taking Kemad suddenly as rebound parkinsonian symptoms may occur. Take the medicine as long as symptoms are there. Your doctor will decide the probable duration required for the medicine.