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Old 09-02-2008, 11:42 PM #2
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There's info here on what's happening to you: http://www.rlshelp.org/ You're going through rebound. It's an increase in RLS symptoms. It can be quite bad from what I was reading. I was taking Mirapex for RLS and before that and currently Tramadol which helps both the PN and RLS. I'm hoping that by now that you found some relief.
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