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Old 11-10-2007, 09:43 PM #7
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Hi Dorrie,

I was diagnosed with RLS through and overnight sleep study about six years ago. My Doc put me on 'Klonopin'. I take a generic form 'Clonazepan'...not sure if the spelling is correct.

Anyway, my RLS is much improved. Sometimes my legs are still a bit sore while in bed, but this is definately in the tolerable range.

Ask your Doc if this is something that will help you and not interfere with your other medication. I believe it is a type of anti-seizure medication.

Anne
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