RLS starting to become painful
RLS starting to become painful
I have had the creepy crawly's for as long as I can remember (intermittently until the last 4 years, now constant) and have been on requip for 3 years. I have never experienced pain associated with my RLS UNTL NOW I am having augmentation from my requip and my mucsles feel like they are in a vice grip. I wake up and they are sore. I also have burning in my feet like the soles are on fire. Is this typical and does it mean anything interesting? Always wanting information about my elusive disorder
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I take requip (ropinerole) and my legs would feel heavy and achy, don't know if this could be labelled as pain. However, I used to have severe burning on the soles of my feet, now its not my feet but the length of my leg. I find the tramadol/ultram which I use to supplement the requip for rls symptoms seems to take care of this.
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I was also augmenting from the DA's Requip/Mirapex. So it was necessary for me to come off both of these medications as soon as possible.Tried one and did'nt work,then the next same story. I was also having deep muscle pain in my legs along with the creepy crawlies. Again, Lyrica took the place of the DA's and relieved my symptoms. Very grateful and sleeping well.