cgp60

489d

hey everyone, I'm Charles. How do you all manage your RLS symptoms? I do have a good neurologist...

Methadone

Gabapentin

Tramadol

Gingival & Periodontal Diseases

Chronic Generalized pain

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)

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  • Melinda_Anne

    489d

    If under control at all😄

  • cgp60

    489d

    Do you need insight or advice?

  • Melinda_Anne

    489d

    Any thing

  • Bossy

    488d

    Same here no Dr. Just deal.

  • cgp60

    488d

    I've had RLS for several years now. I have a neurologist, am on 3 different meds , and I take magnesium to supplement. This manages my RLS . I suggest you get a neurologist to start . Without one, it's going to be hard to manage your symptoms. That's my advice. If I can help in any other way, let me know.

  • TiffanyAnne

    487d

    Mirapex

  • KroniclyKrafty

    451d

    I’m on mirapex also.

  • Poe

    305d

    After augmenting on Tramadol I found an amazing neurologist who knows what she's doing with RLS. I've been off the tramadol and taking Methadone for about a year and a half now and I very rarely have symptoms anymore. I went from having it 24/7 in my whole body to almost no symptoms. It's been incredible and I agree with you. Do research and find a neurologist who specializes in RLS. The difference in treatment is night and day!

  • wise

    305d

    I actually started gabapentin for pain and found that it helped significantly with my RLS. when I do have episodes, I usually have my partner massage whatever muscles hurt the most, since I can't walk anymore to try to find relief that way. When I was a kid I used to literally fall asleep walking around, my mom would come into the kitchen to get ready for work and find me fast asleep, pacing around the kitchen table šŸ˜…

  • Zil

    304d

    Gabapentin causes gum disease and droopy eyelids

    • wise

      304d

      gabapentin causes dry mouth, which can lead to all kinds of dental problems if you don't take care of it, but dry mouth is extremely manageable. there are no other adverse effects of long-term use of gabapentin that have been studied in a clinical context of longer than five months, but use of gabapentin for longer than five months is perfectly safe as long as the patient isn't experiencing any adverse side effects of the medication

      • Zil

        302d

        it causes droopy eyelids when taken for an extended period of time

      • Zil

        302d

        look it up

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