Movement Disorder Society of the Philippines

We care about how you move

The Movement Disorders Society of the Philippines (MDSP) is a non profit organization composed of a dedicated team of clinicians, researchers, scientists and paramedical personnel trained and interested in the realm of movement disorders and other neurodegenerative disorders related to disorders of the basal ganglia and its circuitry.

The spectrum of disorder includes the following: Parkinson disease, Parkinsonism, Dystonia and X linked dystonia Parkinsonism (Lubag), Tremors and related disorders, Tics and Tourette syndrome, Myoclonus, Ataxia, Restless legs syndrome and gait disorders.

AFFILIATE SOCIETY

X-traordinary Women of XDP

A nonprofit organization which aims to support the XDP patients and families through empowering the women in the homes.

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Our Next MDSP Learning Camp

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THE 10th MDSP LEARNING CAMP

Camp DILAAB

APRIL (17 & 24) / MAY ( 1 & 8 )

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MDSP Speakers

Meet our speakers who will be talking about different topics about Movement Disorders.

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FAQ: Parkinson's and COVID-19 Vaccination

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Parkinson's disease vaccination against COVID-19
Parkinson's disease medications and COVID-19 vaccine
Normal routine after vaccination?
Vaccination expectations, how to prepare myself
First Vaccine, COVID-19 RT-PCR positive, 2nd dose of vaccine
COVID-19 vaccine followed by worse tremors
prohibited cough medications that persons with PD should not take

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HIGHLIGHT

Movement

Learning Camps

The Movement Learning Camp is a one to two days lecture on the diagnosis and management of common movement disorders. Highlighted in the lecture series is the phenomenology of X-linked Dystonia Parkinsonism of Panay (DYT-3), aimed at early recognition of this movement disorder uniquely endemic to the Philippines. 

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