Faktory, vliyayushchie na priverzhennost' bol'nykh k lecheniyu pri bolezni Parkinsona


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Adherence to the treatment in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) significantly affects the control of the main symptoms of the disease, the number of decompensation, falls and motor fluctuations. Violations of the adherence to the treatment include the use of incorrect doses of drugs, taking them in the incorrect time, missing the use of drug, the abolition of drug, and the use of more than the recommended amount of the drug. One of the manifestations of poor adherence to therapy in PD is dopamine dysregulation syndrome with the development of behavioral disorders. Objective and subjective methods of assessing adherence to treatment of PD patients show contradicting results. Simplification of the regimen of use of antiparkinsonian agents, and appointment of long-acting drugs once a day are a constructive approach to the improvement of adherence to the treatment in PD patients.

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N. V Fedorova

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