As an avid reader of the many experiences posted onto this site and a RLS sufferer I have read that Ferritin levels can be a tell tale sign of a likely cause? If I recall a Ferritin level of 100 should be a minimum to aim for?
well I have just received my blood test results and my Ferritin level is 75?
I would welcome any observations. I am taking one tramadol capsule and one 0.5mg ropinirole and have been taking this drug combination for about 4 years with great success but I believe augmentation is starting to occur. I have been waking up at 4.30a.!
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That's interesting. I had no idea there was more than one type of Tramadol. Looking at the packet with bleary eyes at 4.21 am!! I see that they are 50mg Tramadol Hydrochloride capsules. I guess if they were ER it would have that printed on the packaging?
legs started jerking at 4.21 am again must do something. Interesting that it's almost the same time each morning now for the last 4 days? I will make an appointment with the doctor regarding my Ferritin levels first & see if that improves the situation. At least I am getting 5 hours sleep!!
The dangers of iron supplementation are iron overload - a critical condition. But you are so far away from those numbers that you could just start iron supplementation - Ferrous bisglycinate. Of course notify your doctor. More on the iron connection here... hopkinsmedicine.org/neurolo...
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