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"Alan Harding" |
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22 Mar 2007 04:44:52 AM |
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Restless leg syndrome |
Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night (so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it in check then.
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The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
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| User: "used2be" |
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22 Mar 2007 03:47:51 PM |
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"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding it in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when we are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has the urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he has it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it or not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
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22 Mar 2007 03:51:49 PM |
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"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
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| User: "used2be" |
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| Title: Re: Restless leg syndrome |
22 Mar 2007 04:13:59 PM |
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
yes, that's the problem. he kicks me all night. and sometimes strikes me
in the face with his elbow. we definitely need to get a king sized bed.
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22 Mar 2007 04:16:55 PM |
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales
are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not
at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when
we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has
the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he
has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
yes, that's the problem. he kicks me all night. and sometimes
strikes me
in the face with his elbow. we definitely need to get a king sized
bed.
we sleep in seperate rooms
.
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| User: "used2be" |
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22 Mar 2007 04:28:27 PM |
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales
are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not
at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when
we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has
the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he
has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
yes, that's the problem. he kicks me all night. and sometimes
strikes me
in the face with his elbow. we definitely need to get a king sized
bed.
we sleep in seperate rooms
has it always been that way for you guys, or did it just happen slowly over
the years? i wouldn't mind having my own bed personally. i can see how it
happens. especially if one of the partners has a snoring problem.
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22 Mar 2007 04:35:13 PM |
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The
time-scales
are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps,
not
at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's
holding
it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly
when
we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he
has
the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think
he
has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night.
he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it
or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
yes, that's the problem. he kicks me all night. and sometimes
strikes me
in the face with his elbow. we definitely need to get a king sized
bed.
we sleep in seperate rooms
has it always been that way for you guys, or did it just happen slowly
over
the years? i wouldn't mind having my own bed personally. i can see
how it
happens. especially if one of the partners has a snoring problem.
we tried sleeping together for a year or so ,
but i snore and punch and kick ,
and she snores and has total body twitches ,
so it just works better , especially for her ,
with work and getting up at 6:30 am ,
she needs a good solid sleep ,
not to mention the cat crawling all over me because ,
she's always slept with her
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| User: "used2be" |
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22 Mar 2007 04:46:09 PM |
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The
time-scales
are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps,
not
at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's
holding
it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly
when
we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he
has
the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think
he
has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night.
he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it
or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
yes, that's the problem. he kicks me all night. and sometimes
strikes me
in the face with his elbow. we definitely need to get a king sized
bed.
we sleep in seperate rooms
has it always been that way for you guys, or did it just happen slowly
over
the years? i wouldn't mind having my own bed personally. i can see
how it
happens. especially if one of the partners has a snoring problem.
we tried sleeping together for a year or so ,
but i snore and punch and kick ,
and she snores and has total body twitches ,
so it just works better , especially for her ,
with work and getting up at 6:30 am ,
she needs a good solid sleep ,
not to mention the cat crawling all over me because ,
she's always slept with her
yeah, that's understandable. my hubby gets up at 4:30 to be at work at
5:00, and i always feel bad for him in the evenings because he goes to bed
early. it's so hard to keep the house totally quiet. i watch some show or
the news turned down real low, or sit up here on the computer. i usually
still wake him when i come into the room, though, no matter how quiet i am.
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22 Mar 2007 04:47:45 PM |
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The
time-scales
are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during
naps,
not
at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's
holding
it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly
when
we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he
has
the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i
think
he
has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night.
he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of
it
or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
yes, that's the problem. he kicks me all night. and sometimes
strikes me
in the face with his elbow. we definitely need to get a king
sized
bed.
we sleep in seperate rooms
has it always been that way for you guys, or did it just happen
slowly
over
the years? i wouldn't mind having my own bed personally. i can
see
how it
happens. especially if one of the partners has a snoring problem.
we tried sleeping together for a year or so ,
but i snore and punch and kick ,
and she snores and has total body twitches ,
so it just works better , especially for her ,
with work and getting up at 6:30 am ,
she needs a good solid sleep ,
not to mention the cat crawling all over me because ,
she's always slept with her
yeah, that's understandable. my hubby gets up at 4:30 to be at work
at
5:00, and i always feel bad for him in the evenings because he goes to
bed
early. it's so hard to keep the house totally quiet. i watch some
show or
the news turned down real low, or sit up here on the computer. i
usually
still wake him when i come into the room, though, no matter how quiet
i am.
oh yea that's another thing ,
i fall asleep with the tv on ,
she likes total dark and silence ,
and she likes the window open ,
even if its minus 40
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| User: "used2be" |
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22 Mar 2007 05:05:03 PM |
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"%" <persent@gmail.com> wrote >>
oh yea that's another thing ,
i fall asleep with the tv on ,
she likes total dark and silence ,
and she likes the window open ,
even if its minus 40
i love falling asleep to the tv, but my hubby is like the woman you live
with. he has to have total quiet and complete darkness. most nights i fall
asleep on the couch between 9:30 and 10:30 to the sound of the TV, and then
i get up around midnight and crawl in bed. i remember when greg and i first
started dating in college...his parents live(d) WAY out in the country. i
mean WAY out. no streetlights...no sounds. nothing. and the bedroom i
slept in was so freaking dark that i couldn't stand it. and the house was
so insanely quiet, that i was scared to death. after several visits to his
parents house, i got myself a small radio, and turned it on extremely
quietly by the bed at night. and i opened the curtains to at least let in
the moonlight. it was SO dark and SO quiet! i hated it. but that's how
hubby grew up and that's how he still likes it. i was, and always will be,
a city girl. :))
at least now when i visit his folks, it's not so bad. his parents have
gotten old and don't mind (or can't hear!) noise anymore. and they've put a
tv in every bedroom. me and hubby sleep in separate rooms at their house so
that i can watch tv, and he can have complete quiet, so i don't mind going
there so much anymore. :D
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22 Mar 2007 05:12:08 PM |
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"%" <persent@gmail.com> wrote >>
oh yea that's another thing ,
i fall asleep with the tv on ,
she likes total dark and silence ,
and she likes the window open ,
even if its minus 40
i love falling asleep to the tv, but my hubby is like the woman you
live
with. he has to have total quiet and complete darkness. most nights
i fall
asleep on the couch between 9:30 and 10:30 to the sound of the TV, and
then
i get up around midnight and crawl in bed. i remember when greg and i
first
started dating in college...his parents live(d) WAY out in the
country. i
mean WAY out. no streetlights...no sounds. nothing. and the bedroom
i
slept in was so freaking dark that i couldn't stand it. and the house
was
so insanely quiet, that i was scared to death. after several visits
to his
parents house, i got myself a small radio, and turned it on extremely
quietly by the bed at night. and i opened the curtains to at least
let in
the moonlight. it was SO dark and SO quiet! i hated it. but that's
how
hubby grew up and that's how he still likes it. i was, and always
will be,
a city girl. :))
at least now when i visit his folks, it's not so bad. his parents
have
gotten old and don't mind (or can't hear!) noise anymore. and they've
put a
tv in every bedroom. me and hubby sleep in separate rooms at their
house so
that i can watch tv, and he can have complete quiet, so i don't mind
going
there so much anymore. :D
that's why i don't like going anywhere
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23 Mar 2007 10:05:22 PM |
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On Mar 22, 4:51 pm, "%" <pers...@gmail.com> wrote:
"used2be" <used...@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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"Alan Harding" <A...@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
After all of my posting I have this thing, it takes till now to find
you have it too?
Okay, hi
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23 Mar 2007 10:09:55 PM |
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"Alan Harding" <A...@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales
are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not
at
night
(so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it
in
check then.
his is not associated with meds, but my hubby has it. mostly when
we
are
riding in the car and only if he's the passenger. he says he has
the
urge
to move his legs so badly that he can hardly stand it. i think he
has
it at
night too, though. he kicks or "runs in bed" half the night. he
doesn't
even know he's doing it. i'm not sure if that's a symptom of it
or
not, but
it seems as if it *would* be!
i do it too , with arms and legs ,
usually just as i'm drifting off ,
i had to move the bed to the centre of the room ,
so i don't kick or punch the walls
After all of my posting I have this thing, it takes till now to find
you have it too?
Okay, hi
my leg gets restless , but its from ***** kicking
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| User: "jill" |
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22 Mar 2007 05:25:25 PM |
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On Mar 22, 1:44=EF=BF=BDam, Alan Harding <A...@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night (so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it in check then.
--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
=A0 =A0 just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
I had a boyfriend who had this, he wasn't taking any medication.
JILL
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23 Mar 2007 10:20:38 PM |
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On Mar 22, 5:44 am, Alan Harding <A...@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Has anyone had this associated with topiramate?
What is that, is it Paxil in the states? Is it an SSRI?
If so, yes, that causes it, and I don't know if it will ever go away.
I got it 3 years ago, and it hasn't gone away since. It happens just
as I'm going to sleep. But I can feel it coming even before I'm down
for the night. Then I take my Requip. I'm on 2 mg. It's a high
dose. They start you at 1/4 mg, up to 1/2, then 3/4 then a whole 1 mg
pill.
It's not just the legs, it's my *****, up the side of my body that it is
on that night, it switches. A quick 'relief'/cure" temporary, is any
opiate. 1/2 a vicoden(I don't know if that's an opiate, but it feels
great) a half a percocet Those work fast, unlike Requip which has no
narcotic (It's a Parkinson's drug, finally approved for RLS) and takes
an hour and a half to work.
The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night (so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it in check then.
Trazadone helps? hmmm. I used to be on that to sleep (Desyrylly)(sp)
But it made me fat. Also can cause an erection which needs to be
treated at the emergency room with a stent. Or a shunt. A tube to
release the blood. Yikes. (that's in the PDR)
It's WEIRD how it only starts during beta brain waves (can't take a
nap, and that SUCKS!)
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| User: "Pegetha" |
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| Title: Re: Restless leg syndrome |
23 Mar 2007 09:00:58 PM |
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On Mar 22, 5:44 am, Alan Harding <A...@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night (so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it in check then.
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The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
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I kind of doubt it, Alan. My legs give me lots of trouble at night,
jerking, etc. Not to mention that I have sensations that I am falling
out of bed and I jerk myself awake.
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| User: "Alan Harding" |
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| Title: Re: Restless leg syndrome |
24 Mar 2007 04:08:12 AM |
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In message <1174701658.311728.133670@b75g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
Pegetha <szymeczl@bellsouth.net> writes
On Mar 22, 5:44 am, Alan Harding <A...@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Has anyone had this associated with topiramate? The time-scales are
similar.
It seems odd, but the leg only gives me trouble during naps, not at
night (so far, touches wood substitute). Maybe the trazodone's holding
it in check then.
I kind of doubt it, Alan. My legs give me lots of trouble at night,
jerking, etc. Not to mention that I have sensations that I am falling
out of bed and I jerk myself awake.
It's just my left leg, between ankle and knee. It's an unbelievable
pressure building up until I just have to voluntarily move the damned
thing. Then it all starts again.
Not seen you for a while, Ms P. You doing okay?
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