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Symptoms of tardive dyskinesia, a kind of involuntary movement, didn't show up in the study.
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Too much medication can cause dyskinesia, and too little can result in paralysis.
FORBES: Putting A Patch On Parkinson's Disease
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It is still the most efficacious drug, but long-term use can result in dyskinesia (jerky, involuntary movements) and levodopa can lose its beneficial effects over time.
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In the Alabama case, a consumer took Reglan and developed tardive dyskinesia, which causes incurable and involuntary muscle movements, and accused Wyeth, which is now owned by Pfizer, of failing to warn of the risk of long-term use.
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