Experiences with

Piracetam

Heard that Piracetam might help,wondering if anyone has used it and what results? Thanks, Michael

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The neurologist here has added Piracetam to my meds (lamotragine and keppra). I’m a little nervous about this. Has anyone used it, is it reasonably ok in side effects terms? Will also talk to my neurologist back home.

I still take Piracetam from time to time. Anyway, I'll recommend Keppra for spasms and clonus.

Anyway, after the Piracetam I moved onto 4-AP, 4-AP-3-MeOH, Gabapentin, Lyrica. I forgot about Piracetam. Then, the other day I found my stash as I was clearing out my back room. I’ll get to the point now.

Then again, Piracetam and Modafinil is prescribed for Cerebral Palsy related spasticity, and they work for me as well.

Forgot to mention the Piracetam as well. The Modafinil/4-ap/Piracetam combo is fantastic for both fatigue and spasticity. I've done all kinds of experiments with the dosages/timings, etc. This is no placebo. Like I've said before, I either fall over, or I don't.

One thing is, I've responded well to whatever I've taken for AMN, whether that be 4-AP/MeOH, Modafinil, Armodafinil, Biotin, Sulbutiamine, Piracetam. Whatever weakens me, be that a hangover, Benzo's, Gabapentin, that, I have eliminated from my life.

This morning, I went back to one of my original drug cocktails from several years ago. 10mg Baclofen, 2g Piracetam, 2g L-threonine and 2mg 4-ap-3-meop. Repeat every 2-3 hours. It works. Can balance, manage a straight line, foot-drop greatly improved.

Just a quick question has anyone taken or even taking Nootropil medicine also comes under the name Piracetam. I have just had an appointment with my neurologist today and talked over what's going on with me so he has given me this med to try and see how and if it will help with some of my symptoms.

I find that 4-AP-3-MeOH and Piracetam does a half-way decent job of keeping me functioning. It used to be that work was akin to a waking nightmare, I was so fatigued. Tired ain't the word. I can battle through the day now.

I'm 44 now, with 4-aminopyridine and Piracetam I can still walk unaided but if I stop the drugs it's terrifying the state I am in. Staggering about, hanging onto walls, et al. Anyway, that's enough for now.