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iSpine Discuss Restless leg syndrome after surgery? in the Main forums forums; Just had a visit with my surgeon. I didnt even mention I thought I may have RLS. But when I ... |
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![]() Just had a visit with my surgeon. I didnt even mention I thought I may have RLS. But when I discribed my problem he mentioned RLS, he ask if I had it before my operation. I didnt. He didnt go the route that the operation may of caused it, however I not sure of if there is any clear evidence on that point.
Anyway he mentioned quiniline, I am not sure what I should try. Something that doesnt make me tired all day, just before bed and would wear off in 6 to 8 hrs. anyone? |
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![]() Hi Rob,
Sorry I haven't been around for a bit. It sounds like you are being treated for leg cramps/spasms which while I had those after surgery was totally different from RLS. I know of quinine for cramps but never heard of quiniline and couldn't find any info on it. Is it new? More importantly is it working? I hope your feeling better.
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Annular tear L5-S1 1998 Herniated disc L5-S1 2004,PT,ESI's,discectomy 2005 Dynesys 2/2007 |
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![]() My bad, yes it is quinine. I just started it tueday. It has already helped with the cramps in the calves. The past weekend was wicked. Long nights. cramps and huge muscle jolts. Just about kneed myself in the head with one. LOL.
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