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11-10-2008, 09:37 PM
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Walgreens does not have Neupro on its list of drugs. They think it hasn't been approved in the US yet. EU has approved it. It is a patch.
I got my prescription for Ropinirole changed from 3mg twice a day to 2mg three times a day. I hope that does it. Adding insult to injury, my feet burn at night. Neurologist said it is Fibromyalgia. I don't remember him running any tests to determine that. Sometimes it feels like when they don't have any idea what is bothering them, they call it Fibromyalgia. I put lotion on my feet and they quit burning. A couple of hours later they are burning again, sometimes so bad I wake up. Last question for me is ...... anyone actually taken ReQuip? One pharmacist said he was told ReQuip is not as nauseating. Anyone know?
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