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I take gabapentum 300 mgm near bedtime. I think I’ll ask mycdrcfor some valium also.

I’ll take it away from the gabapentum

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Is your RLS completely controlled by your gabapentin?

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You can take it at the same time.

If you are worried your RLS will act up on the flight, I have some advice.

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You can take it at the same time.

If you are worried your RLS will act up I can give you some advice.

Since it is an overnight flight I assume it crosses time zones. If so you will need to adjust when you take your gabapentin. Do it 1 hour each day and adjust when you go to bed similarly.

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