Medication treatment for Parkinson's disease in Biological Medicine - Integrative Health Center Baku

Medication treatment for Parkinson's disease is available at the Biological Medicine Integrative Health Center in Baku, Azerbaijan. This specialized facility serves 84,000+ patients annually across four branches. The treatment focuses on reducing symptoms and improving daily quality of life through a combination of conventional pharmacology and biological protocols.

Personalized Parkinson's Treatment

Each patient receives an individualized plan based on their specific clinical condition. The medical team starts with a detailed neurological examination. This often includes a Levodopa test and an MRI to confirm the diagnosis and assess the brain's status. The primary goal is symptom relief rather than just temporary suppression of the disease.

Advanced Medication Classes

The clinic uses several types of medications to help manage motor symptoms. These drugs help restore or mimic the actions of dopamine in the brain. The treatment protocols include:

• Levodopa and Carbidopa to help the brain produce more dopamine.
• Dopamine agonists like pramipexole and ropinirole to mimic dopamine effects.
• MAO-B inhibitors such as selegiline to prevent dopamine breakdown.

Integrative and Biological Support

The clinic is known for its integrative approach. This method uses natural, biologically active compounds to help reduce reliance on synthetic pharmaceuticals. By adding biological protocols, doctors aim to lower the risk of side effects during long-term care. Supportive therapies available at the center include:

• Ozone and oxygen therapy
• Acupuncture paired with plant-based preparations
• Osteopathic methods
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation programs

Specialized Medical Team

The neurology department consists of experts trained in both conventional and integrative medicine. Dr. Ulviyya Salimova treats Parkinsonism disease and syndromes after participating in medical seminars across Germany, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. Dr. Aygün Mammadova is a neurologist and osteopath who also specializes in integrative medicine. Together with a team of 45+ physicians, they manage complex chronic cases.

Services for International Patients

The center provides assistance for those traveling from abroad. This support covers transport, local accommodation, and translation help. For patients who wish to evaluate their options before traveling to Baku, the clinic offers a free online consultation. For advanced cases that do not respond to medication alone, the team can discuss Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) options. You can leave a request on Bookimed to receive a personalized assessment.