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The best RLS solution used for the last 300 years
Willis in his description of this disease in 1685 also reported on the benefits of
opiates
for treating the symptoms. Thus for over 300 years
opiates
remained the only truly effective treatment for this disease.
Willis in his description of this disease in 1685 also reported on the benefits of
opiates
for treating the symptoms. Thus for over 300 years
opiates
remained the only truly effective treatment for this disease.
davidadill
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Restless Legs Syndrome
7 years ago
Tooth deca
i always read every post to get help and ideas for dealing with this horrible illness. anyway I've been on
opiates
for few years but they are really destroying my teeth.
i always read every post to get help and ideas for dealing with this horrible illness. anyway I've been on
opiates
for few years but they are really destroying my teeth.
ljay2012
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 years ago
An Immune Disease? Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Fibromyalgia Study Suggests FM Has Inflammatory Side
"Low dose naltrexone (LDN) is becoming more and more widely used in fibromyalgia (FM) and chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). You can chart that use right back to Jarred Younger’s two small FM trials in 2009 and 2013. Now Younger’s back with a third trial that aims to do two things: a) further validate
"Low dose naltrexone (LDN) is becoming more and more widely used in fibromyalgia (FM) and chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). You can chart that use right back to Jarred Younger’s two small FM trials in 2009 and 2013. Now Younger’s back with a third trial that aims to do two things: a) further validate
Mdaisy
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 years ago
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Pain medication for prostate cancer that has spread only to the bones. Is opiate pain medication always necessary?
I would love to hear from anyone who has avoided
opiates
for pain relief, and what they use instead. Thanks,
I would love to hear from anyone who has avoided
opiates
for pain relief, and what they use instead. Thanks,
chalaan
in
Understanding Clinical Trials
7 years ago
Bowel pain / codeine
Anyway I think all the pain relief I can have will be
opiates
, I can't have NSAIDs because of upper gastric problems. Any thoughts? Ps I use heatmat as much as possible. Wish I could find a portable one. Used to have tens machine but my skin just got wrecked from the pads and tape.
Anyway I think all the pain relief I can have will be
opiates
, I can't have NSAIDs because of upper gastric problems. Any thoughts? Ps I use heatmat as much as possible. Wish I could find a portable one. Used to have tens machine but my skin just got wrecked from the pads and tape.
ladybird7
in
Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Fingerprints
I just want to say to newly dx, or not. Everybody's case of MS is different!!! Just because someone has vision problems with their first attack. It may be common, but not everyone suffers from it. As well as numbness or pain. Depression, fatigue, which isn't just mean your tired. It can mean you are
I just want to say to newly dx, or not. Everybody's case of MS is different!!! Just because someone has vision problems with their first attack. It may be common, but not everyone suffers from it. As well as numbness or pain. Depression, fatigue, which isn't just mean your tired. It can mean you are
Ponymonroe
in
My MSAA Community
7 years ago
Still wondering what to do ?
I have a genetic mutation which makes me process
opiates
very quickly. The good news is no dependence the bad news no pain control. Being allergic to naproxen also excludes NSAIDs and I cannot take Prednisone.
I have a genetic mutation which makes me process
opiates
very quickly. The good news is no dependence the bad news no pain control. Being allergic to naproxen also excludes NSAIDs and I cannot take Prednisone.
Damaged
in
NRAS
7 years ago
Paralympic Discrimination
On a more serious note we could easily be disqualified for "doping"as both our cylinders and concentrators would be difficult to conceal and they would probably find traces of Steroids and O2 and possibly
opiates
in our blood and urine tests. Think we might go for the Highland Games instead.
On a more serious note we could easily be disqualified for "doping"as both our cylinders and concentrators would be difficult to conceal and they would probably find traces of Steroids and O2 and possibly
opiates
in our blood and urine tests. Think we might go for the Highland Games instead.
skischool
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
LDN
Hi all anyone heard of LDN or low dose Naltrexone? There seem to be good results for ms sufferers and other autoimmune disorders although there is no mention of PMR specifically. It is an opiate antagonistic was was originally put on the market to help addicts but there is growing interest in it to
Hi all anyone heard of LDN or low dose Naltrexone? There seem to be good results for ms sufferers and other autoimmune disorders although there is no mention of PMR specifically. It is an opiate antagonistic was was originally put on the market to help addicts but there is growing interest in it to
blackstone1
in
PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
A Procedure for RLS
I see drugs generally divided into three groups Dopamine agonists,
opiates
and Marijuana based. These all might have long term side effects that make them unusable for some people.
I see drugs generally divided into three groups Dopamine agonists,
opiates
and Marijuana based. These all might have long term side effects that make them unusable for some people.
Graham3196
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
7 years ago
The Stranger Returns with incredible news (something I never thought I could do.....A RACE!)
Plus the
opiates
were digging in to my system! Back in Bonnie, (after an uncomfortable train journey, feeling sick with the Naproxen) I made an appointment to see a private physio and for the last couple of months I have been doing back exercises and gradually the pins and needles subsided.
Plus the
opiates
were digging in to my system! Back in Bonnie, (after an uncomfortable train journey, feeling sick with the Naproxen) I made an appointment to see a private physio and for the last couple of months I have been doing back exercises and gradually the pins and needles subsided.
Sofargoner
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
7 years ago
Dealing with anger re:aftermath
If I can ever get my hands on some CBD oil it would go a long way to managing my pain without ruining my bowels like the
opiates
do. I am on NHS waiting lists for gyne, as well as colonoscopy and endoscopy to see what's up with my bowels. I've been waiting for a year now.
If I can ever get my hands on some CBD oil it would go a long way to managing my pain without ruining my bowels like the
opiates
do. I am on NHS waiting lists for gyne, as well as colonoscopy and endoscopy to see what's up with my bowels. I've been waiting for a year now.
moxyfilms
in
Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Holiday from dopamine agonist
Tried all the
opiates
and could not take them. I'm now on Neupro patch 1mg and Gabapentin 300mg at bedtime. Also just started Klonopin o.5mg at night. I have read that some of you take a holiday from the dopamine agonist in order to prevent augmentation.
Tried all the
opiates
and could not take them. I'm now on Neupro patch 1mg and Gabapentin 300mg at bedtime. Also just started Klonopin o.5mg at night. I have read that some of you take a holiday from the dopamine agonist in order to prevent augmentation.
dancer2
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
7 years ago
Iatrogenic traumatisation, #1
Iatrogenic, for those not quite in the way of showing off, is illness caused as a result of medical treatment. Which could be another name for most of the sites on HU, I suspect. There should be a formal name for an iatrogenic illness by proxy, since as a result of the experience of my husband's treatment
Iatrogenic, for those not quite in the way of showing off, is illness caused as a result of medical treatment. Which could be another name for most of the sites on HU, I suspect. There should be a formal name for an iatrogenic illness by proxy, since as a result of the experience of my husband's treatment
Schenks
in
Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Post laproscopy advice
I was on morphine and fentanyl before the surgery and because of an allergic reaction I was taken off the morphine immediately and I have decided not to continue the fentynal and am going to pain manage using paracetamol only because I know the
opiates
can cause constipation.
I was on morphine and fentanyl before the surgery and because of an allergic reaction I was taken off the morphine immediately and I have decided not to continue the fentynal and am going to pain manage using paracetamol only because I know the
opiates
can cause constipation.
dmacker
in
Women's Health
7 years ago
Post laparoscopy for adhesions
I was on morphine and fentanyl before the surgery and because of an allergic reaction I was taken off the morphine immediately and I have decided not to continue the fentynal and am going to pain manage using paracetamol only because I know the
opiates
can cause constipation.
I was on morphine and fentanyl before the surgery and because of an allergic reaction I was taken off the morphine immediately and I have decided not to continue the fentynal and am going to pain manage using paracetamol only because I know the
opiates
can cause constipation.
dmacker
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 years ago
Tramadol v Oxycontin v Other Opiates
I would really appreciate some feedback/advice. It is 6 weeks since I eliminated my last Oxycontin. I am still getting the occasional panic attack but I think I am mostly over the withdrawal period. The purpose of the elimination was to see if I could manage with just kratom for rls urge-to-move as my
I would really appreciate some feedback/advice. It is 6 weeks since I eliminated my last Oxycontin. I am still getting the occasional panic attack but I think I am mostly over the withdrawal period. The purpose of the elimination was to see if I could manage with just kratom for rls urge-to-move as my
involuntarydancer
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
7 years ago
Hello and thanks for the add. My back pain began in 1988 as a result far too many step aerobic classes and pushing patients here and there.
Therefore,due to DEA interventions into physicians practices to stop them for writing prescriptions for
opiates
, I was as many others thrown to the side without any help. U have read my short, very short story.
Therefore,due to DEA interventions into physicians practices to stop them for writing prescriptions for
opiates
, I was as many others thrown to the side without any help. U have read my short, very short story.
percocet5
in
Pain Concern
7 years ago
Change of username
Perhaps I will suggest the
Opiates
and if the neurologist is as unhelpful as before I will seek a change then. It is not easy for me to travel further than I do now as it already takes an hour on a good day to get to the hospital.
Perhaps I will suggest the
Opiates
and if the neurologist is as unhelpful as before I will seek a change then. It is not easy for me to travel further than I do now as it already takes an hour on a good day to get to the hospital.
Dojen2
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
7 years ago
Here it comes
Well my fellow Edsers, the Veteran administration is implementing a law that anyone who does not have cancer will mot be on
Opiates
. My GP told me either volunteer to come off or you will be made to do so and this law will soon be nationwide.
Well my fellow Edsers, the Veteran administration is implementing a law that anyone who does not have cancer will mot be on
Opiates
. My GP told me either volunteer to come off or you will be made to do so and this law will soon be nationwide.
Country4eva
in
Ehlers-Danlos Support UK
7 years ago
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