I have a lot of time for 4-aminopyridine, and despite a lot (most) of my posts being about drugs, I really am not a drug person.
I've been taking more and more 4-aminopyridine lately and generally I tolerate it well, but at times it's like a mild pins-and needles mostly over my face. I can live with it. Probably I take 60-80mg per day. It works.
Anyway, I've been taking a fair amount of 4-aminopyridine-3-methanol of late and it's a completely different animal. Very pleasant (if that's the right word). It comes on quite slow compared with 4-AP. At first I wondered if I was wasting my money.
No, it's good. And low doses as well. I'm lucky to do 5mg in one day. My balance is excellent, much reduced spasticity, achey legs are better. Popped out to the shops earlier and ended up doing a 2 hour bike ride.
I can't be the only one who takes this, though at times it seems so.
My spasticity comes and goes in cycles. Today was shaping up to be a bad spasticity day. Not now. I've been taking a lot of L-threonine as well, and Aspirin for circulation, and I've started wearing compression stockings again as well.
I've this week stopped with the Gabapentin, I enjoyed the spasticity reduction, but the next day the spasticity was over double "usual" levels. Kept on redosing to avoid the comedown. I was relieved to see the last of all that.
All this adds up to greatly reduced spasticity. My wife was reading about a Russian billionaire who is planning to have his head transplanted onto a donor body. If only I had that kind of cash