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Trazodone for RLS?
Hi my fellow sufferers :-( . I've been doing a lot of research online, and today I found something interesting. I've been taking Lexapro for my depression for several months now. For some reason a few weeks later my Doctor prescribed Trazodone and I didn't understand why she would prescribe two depression
Hi my fellow sufferers :-( . I've been doing a lot of research online, and today I found something interesting. I've been taking Lexapro for my depression for several months now. For some reason a few weeks later my Doctor prescribed Trazodone and I didn't understand why she would prescribe two depression
Micafe
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
*sensitive* Remember me? Thought I would share an update.
Hi all, I just wanted to post on this forum because I received amazing support from this community when I was going through multiple miscarriages from IVF. Through some of my lowest lows, there were members of this forum who talked me through with kind words of support. I also know that I always got
Hi all, I just wanted to post on this forum because I received amazing support from this community when I was going through multiple miscarriages from IVF. Through some of my lowest lows, there were members of this forum who talked me through with kind words of support. I also know that I always got
Violet180
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
12 consolidation runs and a PB! (And a q on rest days)
Been trying to make sure I take my rest days and have managed 12 consolidation runs since my graduation on 15 August. Have mostly stuck with 5k with about 4 5mile runs thrown in too! Didn’t realise how quickly I’d set off and had to double check I wasn’t reading it wrong but 7.44 for my first mile! WOO
Been trying to make sure I take my rest days and have managed 12 consolidation runs since my graduation on 15 August. Have mostly stuck with 5k with about 4 5mile runs thrown in too! Didn’t realise how quickly I’d set off and had to double check I wasn’t reading it wrong but 7.44 for my first mile! WOO
Gaily23
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
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Clonazepam
just been put on clonazepam 500mcg per day. this seems to help with RLS but does not keep me asleep all night I tried taking 2 tablets but side effects next day were terrible. i was prev on Zolpidem which were brilliant for sleep but not good for RLs so ended up on other medication for RLS. Still gtting
just been put on clonazepam 500mcg per day. this seems to help with RLS but does not keep me asleep all night I tried taking 2 tablets but side effects next day were terrible. i was prev on Zolpidem which were brilliant for sleep but not good for RLs so ended up on other medication for RLS. Still gtting
Mike-tyson
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
No sleep RLS
I'm going to sleep Dr. tomorrow, thank goodness. I am up all night no sleep, leg pain and itching. I have RLS and PLMD, Gabapenten does not work for me it makes me feel like I'm a zombie all day and ropinirole doesn't do anything anymore. I have taken some hydrcodonne, but it doesn't really work either
I'm going to sleep Dr. tomorrow, thank goodness. I am up all night no sleep, leg pain and itching. I have RLS and PLMD, Gabapenten does not work for me it makes me feel like I'm a zombie all day and ropinirole doesn't do anything anymore. I have taken some hydrcodonne, but it doesn't really work either
Seehowyour
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Opinions please on whether anyone would increase their Ropinirole dose?
Hello everyone, Can I ask what you would all do in my situation as I am in a real dilemma.? I had been taking Ropinirole for a number of years before it started not to work and I couldn’t tolerate the extra dose (became agitated and panicked) I was then prescribed Pramipexole which worked for quite a
Hello everyone, Can I ask what you would all do in my situation as I am in a real dilemma.? I had been taking Ropinirole for a number of years before it started not to work and I couldn’t tolerate the extra dose (became agitated and panicked) I was then prescribed Pramipexole which worked for quite a
21years
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
I'm having a restful time
I cant believe I've been rls free for the last maybe 7days.my husband says he notices that this does seem to happen like a cycle, I'm trying to sort out my diet ie. Gluten, alcohol, white bread etc. It's hard to do because I need to find alternatives but I'm gonna keep on with this trial, also I didnt
I cant believe I've been rls free for the last maybe 7days.my husband says he notices that this does seem to happen like a cycle, I'm trying to sort out my diet ie. Gluten, alcohol, white bread etc. It's hard to do because I need to find alternatives but I'm gonna keep on with this trial, also I didnt
Whymelord
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
UK RLS sufferers this is for you.
This week I received an Email from Professor David Nutt also from our Manerva ;] Buprenorphine in the form of TEMGESIC 200mcg is available from your GP also I suspect Norspan patches which is buprenorphine dosing starting at 5mg. Buprenorphine is a very superior drug it hangs onto very few receptors
This week I received an Email from Professor David Nutt also from our Manerva ;] Buprenorphine in the form of TEMGESIC 200mcg is available from your GP also I suspect Norspan patches which is buprenorphine dosing starting at 5mg. Buprenorphine is a very superior drug it hangs onto very few receptors
Shumbah
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Has anyone augmented on Tramadol
I’ve read that augmentation on Tramadol is rare but I think I may be augmenting already. Did so on Recuip after about 8 months now after only 2 months same appears to be happening on Tramadol. I was so happy thinking I found something to help me. 50mg Tramadol and some THC Edibles and I was doing pretty
I’ve read that augmentation on Tramadol is rare but I think I may be augmenting already. Did so on Recuip after about 8 months now after only 2 months same appears to be happening on Tramadol. I was so happy thinking I found something to help me. 50mg Tramadol and some THC Edibles and I was doing pretty
mmb8083
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Should I be taking this.
Hi everyone I’ve had loads of advice from this site and I’m still seeking it. I’ll give you a quick synopsis of what I’ve been going through and where I am now. I have had RLS what seems like forever. I took Ropinirole for 10 years, went through augmentation, developed a gambling problem and managed
Hi everyone I’ve had loads of advice from this site and I’m still seeking it. I’ll give you a quick synopsis of what I’ve been going through and where I am now. I have had RLS what seems like forever. I took Ropinirole for 10 years, went through augmentation, developed a gambling problem and managed
Scattypatty
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Increase in steroids?
I have upped my steroids from 2 to 3 with Docs permission. Now I am thinking of taking a bit more ! My John is now terminal with metastasised lung cancer to the brain and now spine. He is in a hospice for pain relief but I think when that is sorted he will have to leave. I would like him to come home
I have upped my steroids from 2 to 3 with Docs permission. Now I am thinking of taking a bit more ! My John is now terminal with metastasised lung cancer to the brain and now spine. He is in a hospice for pain relief but I think when that is sorted he will have to leave. I would like him to come home
5lupins
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
TREATMENT ADD-ONS WEBINAR
Thursday 27th August, 5pm Stuart Lavery is a consultant gynaecologist at the Hammersmith Hospital and a senior lecturer at Imperial College in London. He has been an NHS consultant for 18 years, and also works in the private sector in Harley Street. His main research interests are IVF and fertility
Thursday 27th August, 5pm Stuart Lavery is a consultant gynaecologist at the Hammersmith Hospital and a senior lecturer at Imperial College in London. He has been an NHS consultant for 18 years, and also works in the private sector in Harley Street. His main research interests are IVF and fertility
DianeArnold
Administrator
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Update to current status
Hi everyone, Since joining this group I have learned a great deal about this debilitating condition that has been a part of my life for the best part of 20 years- thanks to all contributors. As an update, I thought I would share my current status. I was on 2mg’s ropinirole with very variable results
Hi everyone, Since joining this group I have learned a great deal about this debilitating condition that has been a part of my life for the best part of 20 years- thanks to all contributors. As an update, I thought I would share my current status. I was on 2mg’s ropinirole with very variable results
Earlyriser13
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Ultrasound on salivary glands to check for Sjogren's
[i]I am based in the UK - and have had a negative blood test for Sjogren's - but have been offered an ultrasound scan of my salivary glands. Just wondered if anyone has been diagnosed this way. I am extremely grateful I have been offered this as I know some people hit a brick wall when bloods come back
[i]I am based in the UK - and have had a negative blood test for Sjogren's - but have been offered an ultrasound scan of my salivary glands. Just wondered if anyone has been diagnosed this way. I am extremely grateful I have been offered this as I know some people hit a brick wall when bloods come back
meggiemog
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The Australian Sjögren's Syndrome Association
4 years ago
Is saliva testing better? Five things to know about the new COVID-19 test.
Early in the pandemic, it became clear that testing for COVID-19 might be key to controlling outbreaks. But the existing tests have presented logistical challenges. Health officials have been clamoring for a cheaper, easier, and quicker test that would boost the country’s testing capability, which is
Early in the pandemic, it became clear that testing for COVID-19 might be key to controlling outbreaks. But the existing tests have presented logistical challenges. Health officials have been clamoring for a cheaper, easier, and quicker test that would boost the country’s testing capability, which is
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
14 week old with restless legs
Hi all. I'm hoping somebody might be able to help me on this. I have a 14 week old and for the past two months,she has been waking at around 4am and cycling her legs back and forth. It seems that she gets woke up,tries to go back to sleep and can't and the legs start cycling. She then gets more upset
Hi all. I'm hoping somebody might be able to help me on this. I have a 14 week old and for the past two months,she has been waking at around 4am and cycling her legs back and forth. It seems that she gets woke up,tries to go back to sleep and can't and the legs start cycling. She then gets more upset
giddyg2001
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Buprenorphine.....I slept through the night.
Last night I commenced Buprenorphine 200 micrograms (As hydrochloride) In Western Australia it is sold under the label Temgesic Sublingual Tablets. It is a controlled Drug here in Western Australia so possession without Authority is illegal. My Doctor went through the appropriate channels to get
Last night I commenced Buprenorphine 200 micrograms (As hydrochloride) In Western Australia it is sold under the label Temgesic Sublingual Tablets. It is a controlled Drug here in Western Australia so possession without Authority is illegal. My Doctor went through the appropriate channels to get
Jules1953
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Finding myself crying... again
I feel hurt and disappointed, i‘m finding myself crying again in front of the mirror after a long time. I joined my clinic in May and I have to wait September to start my Clomid treatment because I had to do Rubella vaccine which took 2 months. I just found out on instagram that one my husband’s friends
I feel hurt and disappointed, i‘m finding myself crying again in front of the mirror after a long time. I joined my clinic in May and I have to wait September to start my Clomid treatment because I had to do Rubella vaccine which took 2 months. I just found out on instagram that one my husband’s friends
FrancyItaly
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
RLS, tramadol and the opiate epidemic.
I wish we could start a movement promoting opiates for RLS. John Hopkins University states that "Dr. Willis (as in Willis-Ekbom diesease) 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
I wish we could start a movement promoting opiates for RLS. John Hopkins University states that "Dr. Willis (as in Willis-Ekbom diesease) 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
Stdorn
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Feeling more positive
Hi I posted about 3 weeks ago really at the end of my tether, and wondering if I would be able to return to work again. Since then I have contacted the hospital and I have a telephone appointment with an EP at the end of Sept and then out of the blue I got a call from the cardiologist who suggested I
Hi I posted about 3 weeks ago really at the end of my tether, and wondering if I would be able to return to work again. Since then I have contacted the hospital and I have a telephone appointment with an EP at the end of Sept and then out of the blue I got a call from the cardiologist who suggested I
Dickieticker
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AF Association
4 years ago
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