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finz 08-09-2012 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Orrwhat (Post 904508)
Thank you for everyones replies.

I have twitching going on in my legs, arms and mid body. They are very constant. I have about 20 per minute. I feel like I look like a crack head.... Is there medication to control this behavior? I left a message for my doctor this morning becase it seems like my twitching is getting stronger and more often.:confused:


Hello Orrwhat,

Do the twitches look like the tremors associated with Parkinson's ?

Do you twitch more, say....in your hand, when you are trying to use that hand to do a task, like writing or picking up an object ?

Or do the twitches stop when you are engaged in a task ?

Or are they constant no matter what ?

Info on the above might be able to help your doctor zero in on the problem.

Orrwhat 08-11-2012 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by finz (Post 904655)
Hello Orrwhat,

Do the twitches look like the tremors associated with Parkinson's ?

Do you twitch more, say....in your hand, when you are trying to use that hand to do a task, like writing or picking up an object ?

Or do the twitches stop when you are engaged in a task ?

Or are they constant no matter what ?

Info on the above might be able to help your doctor zero in on the problem.

I don't believe mine are like the tremors associated with Parkinson's but that is something I will keep an eye out for in the future. I am still waiting for a call back from my doctors office. Hopefully tomorrow :winky:

1sadhaka 08-12-2012 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Orrwhat (Post 904038)
Hello everyone,
This forum has been such a help to me. It carries so my much information and I feel there is people who understand what I am going through. As most of you know once you are diagnosed with CRPS your whole life has changes... Well my has defiantly changed in the past six months...

In Feb 2012 I had shoulder surgery. A few months after the surgery I was diagnosed with CRPS in my left hand, arm, shoulder and now in it has moved to my neck area and chest bone. I am currently on the following medications (please note: I was on some of them previously due to chronic migraines):

Imipamine *
Topiramate *
Cybalta
Inderal *
Gabapentin
Norco
Naprosyn

I currently do PT at home three times a day. I have had two never blocks done on the same day with some success. The next step in my treatment is a six week treatment program at the Sacramento Pain Clinic. Since my diagnosis with RSD I have noticed my legs and arms twitching alot. After that I have the option to try the Spinal Cord Stimulator's trail prior to the SCS. I would love to hear peoples experience with the SCS with shoulder and and arm injuries (where is it placed, recover time, how does it work, etc.).

Some times the twitching is very mild other times the twitches are strong. I checked the side effects on the new medications I have been introduced (*) but they do not indicate this as a problem. Has anyone else had this problem and if so what has your experience been? Mine seem to be getting alot stronger which worries me. Sometimes when I am walking it almost causes me to fall. All comments are appreciated :grouphug:

Orrwhat

I find that I have some twitching as well but didn't put it together with RSD. Btw - have you discussed stellate ganglion blocks with your doctor? I had several series of these and they helped. They were worth it.

Shewarrior 08-13-2012 07:59 AM

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I have crps in both feet and they twitch at the end of the day. Especially when I try to sleep. Hate it when My feet twitch at the same time and slam imto each other:mad:On a bad night I will take a klonapin and it always stops it and helps me sleep. Good luck to you.:hug:


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