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This happens to Me everyday its happening to me rn its so annoying
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It might be restless legs syndrome both my hubby and I have it , it can drive a person crazy ! It makes me irritated because I cannot sleep because my legs are jumping all night long and I have no control
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Hi my name is sharon forese and i tured 42 and know u have this also it makes me nurves my arme my shoulders legs twitch what going in with me
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Hi I have had the same problem I always have a leg twitch it sometimes appears on my arm mostly on my upper thigh and this time I got woken up to it, I've been searching what to do because usually it stops after like 2 minutes instead it's been going on still for 2 hours and I have been stressing. Non stop and I have school tomorrow it's really irritations me and scaring me a lot
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Wellbutrin caused right, front lobe seizures with me
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Like what kind of medication can they prescribe I have body twitching and jerking and both my legs while I'm special and falling off to sleep is this dangerous
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Occasionally, an arm or leg muscle will freeze up, and then unclench in like 20 seconds. Should I see a doctor?
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I imagine you’re on Subloxone as part of reducing opioid use? Opioid reduction increases PLMS - Periodic Limb Movements of Sleep. This can happen months after you begin a reduction and usually go away with time. However, if you stop opioids suddenly (even if “substituted”) there is a concern of them becoming permanent. When these happen as a result of a sudden discontinuation of an antidepressant and don’t go away, a possible treatment is to go back on the antidepressant at the same dose and then slowly taper off. If these are continuing for you, causing problems, same strategy might work for opioids.
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I imagine you’re on Subloxone as part of reducing opioid use? Opioid reduction increases PLMS - Periodic Limb Movements of Sleep. This can happen months after you begin a reduction and usually go away with time. However, if you stop opioids suddenly (even if “substituted”) there is a concern of them becoming permanent. When these happen as a result of a sudden discontinuation of an antidepressant and don’t go away, a possible treatment is to go back on the antidepressant at the same dose and then slowly taper off. If these are continuing for you, causing problems, same strategy might work for opioids.
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Did you or were you discontinuing any medications around the time these began?
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When these first began, had you just or were you discontinuing any medications?
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When the movements first began, had you recently discontinued or were you in the middle of discontinuing any medication?
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When the movements first began, had you recently discontinued or were you in the middle of discontinuing any medication?
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When the movements first began, had you recently discontinued or were you in the middle of discontinuing any medication?
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When the movements first began, had you recently discontinued or were you in the middle of discontinuing any medication?
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