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This is one dx that I HAVE gotten. I take requip and have yet to get horny and gamble


Well, dang it, Greenjeans. I was going to ask my doctor for a prescription for this because I've been having RLS symptoms now for quite a while and this was one side effect that I was actually looking forward to!
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