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Has anyone had diazepam forRLS and sleep & did it cause constipation. As I have this problem every time I take something to help me sleep.

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SueJohnson

I took it and it a number of years ago before I had RLS, and it did not cause constipation.

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Bridall in reply toSueJohnson

Thank you I will give it a try.

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Madlegs1

I take up to 200mg of magnesium Citrate in the afternoon and never have constipation issues.

If I have to take ibuprofen or naproxen, then I take another 100 mg.

I also make sure to keep well hydrated.

Good luck.

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Jumpey

Yes I have and it didn't cause constipation.

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