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Default Dyskinesia help

Having a very bad dyskinesia day (driving me MAD). Started around 2pm. It's now past 6pm, and no sign of easing of up. I'm on my 2d pint of beer, and took 10mg valium, but it's NOT helping. Anyone here with a favorite remedy? Days like this (fairly rare for me) I wish I had something "stronger"--maybe a barbituate. Any suggestion at all much appreciated. Thanks.
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