my name is Maria and have only joined this group last week and have been reading some of your post. i was reading one thats says drink tonic water? what does this do for you or how does it help and do you just drink tonic water warm with nothing more added? just wanted to get some pain releave thanks maria x
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Tonic water contains Quinine which is thought to help restless legs and associated pain. It is also supposed to help cramps. If you buy tonic water don't buy the low calorie version as this doesn't contain enough ingredients to help you.
thanks for all yr replys, i am having a few bad weeks with fibro so been in bed alot, i did no quinine tablets were that bad for you i have been on quinine sulphate tablets 200mg 1 at night for years as i was getting cramps in the night very bad, vivien: i dont like gin thinking about it i dont drink at all xx
Don't panic too much, its just that death is listed as one of the possible side effects, it doesn't suit everyone, but it does suit some folk, depending on how bad the cramps are. I can control mine with Tonic water and Bitter lemon.
I'll give that ago - with gin and ice I thinks!!! I take Quinnine sulphate tablets with noside effects so please don't b afraid to give them ago I also take Amipritimine low dose with them at night. Zopiclone sleep tables 3 out of 7 days. I keep the sleepers for when really bad as they might stop working if take too often
I was at my wits end a few days ago had changed medication which made my restless legs worse got about an hour's sleep for a week in the end at midnight the other morn I g I walked to Tesco and bought Indian tonic water I have in the last two nights slept ten hours straight feel very tired so monitoring it but no restless legs for a few nights whoop whoop !!!! Tonic water the only difference so hey work it out xxx
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