Movement Disorders Including essential tremor, dystonia and Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS).


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Old 10-03-2011, 09:06 PM #1
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Confused Akathisia...Does it really just go away?

I have been dx with Akathisia after taking Indocin and having a horrible reaction that had me in the hospital for 4 days. I was unable to walk for 3months and had a studder for a month. It has now been 8 months since this happened and I still have the movement disorder. The drs tell me they dont know why I have it (they swear its not from the drug or the reaction) but that it will just go away on its own. I'm on meds that keep it under control but if I get tired ie...do laundry or play to much w/my kids, the akathisia kicks in. I just want to know if anyone out there has had this and if it really will just go away. Feeling frustrated and alone.
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