As far as i know Tamiflu should be ok for RLS. But i will find out for you, someone i know i am sure will know, but it wont be til later, they are still asleep in the USA. But in the mean time someone else on here might know. As for OTC meds for coughs, do not take anything that has a antihistamine in it, that can make RLS worse. I think sudafed does a non drowsy one, cough drops should be ok, or use honey and lemon homemade together, i have before just had a tablespoon of honey on its own when i have had a sore throat, taken a few times a day... was very soothing. Sorry you feel so ill, not funny if its the flu, knocks you for six. Paracetamol and Ibuprofen, for aches and pains.
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Hi Elisse. I'm 4 years too late but was browsing and just saw this post. I was doing fairly well with rls dx in May 2017-but in the last 1-2 weeks seemed to have a sudden increase in severity. The only change is I was diagnosed with Influenza A on Jan 18 after going to the ER. Was given the CDC nasal swab test which confirmed dx. Was hospitalized and put on Tamiflu for 5 days. I don't know if the Tamiflu and rls increased sx are related-just wanted to share. Thanks. irina1975
Here is some info on Tamiflu, which by the way is safe for RLSers to us, but read up on all what this website says, it could be helpful...
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