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Old 09-26-2017, 11:46 PM #21
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Originally Posted by Batbite24 View Post
That makes sense. I did not realize that there is treatment for the hypnic jerks/myoclonus. The post rabies vaccine is my second experience with myoclonus. The first was with the Cipro debacle...after that the myoclonus lasted for almost four years.
Wow! four years is awful, I'm so sorry you went through that and now have further issues...do you think that the myoclonus has resurfaced in the same areas, or is it completely different this time?

I think that if it stems from a reaction to rabies shots, then it should be considered 'secondary myoclonus.' By that rationale, treating the root cause (with a steroid for example) should rectify the issue.

I'd love to know how bad ATXman's myoclonus was...
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