Able to do anything without getting fatigue. Twenty minutes of yard work I'm so tired my legs tense up then I'll have a seizure. So a mother of 4 and I've waitress for 20 years I'm pretty down. I can't figure out how to level my energy during the day. My seizures are getting to be three a day. I got a EEG done Friday now just to get the call back of what they see. Need some friends with same issues.
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I'm sorry to hear of your growing issues with this disorder. I've had it on and off of many years, and muscle fatigue/walking has been an issue for me for a lot of this time.
My doctor insisted that I take Magnesium, more magnesium and then Epsom Salts baths, just to keep forcing it in, because it seems I don't absorb it or don't metabolise it or something. Not sure which. He didn't test me for it, just treated me for it, which is fine by me. I now take anything from 3-8 huge magnesium tablets a day, variety of types and brands, plus an Epsom Salts bath at least once a week, plus I rub Magnesium Oil and/Magnesium Lotion onto my skin almost daily.
Magnesium has made a huge difference to my muscle health. It used to be that I couldn't hold 2 little plastic bags of fruit while I filled a 3rd and took them back to my trolley while out shopping. I would make it half way around the supermarket and my legs and feet would dissolve into massive cramps. I had constant muscle 'ropes' in my arms, back and legs. Now i don't get that fatigue much at all. I battle with the ropes from cramping muscles, and whenever i notice them, i immediately increase my dosage until they go. It is surprising how quickly they can heal themselves when they are fed the right food!
You can find a lot more about this disorder from neurosymptoms.org and fndhope.org. There are several Facebook groups where people support each other as well. There are links to these on the FNDHope website.