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Old 06-16-2013, 08:14 PM #6
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Do you have epilepsy? Anytime you have surgery, it can make your brain go hay wire and trigger szs. If i have a complex or simple partial, then I tremor bad in 1-2 limbs.


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I am. I finally talked to the dr. about it last night and he said it was restless legs. I don't think it is but I took an extra 50 mg of my anti seizure med, and an extra muscle relaxer (he told me to lol; I'm not just self medicating). It's still doing it. It's weird. I wish I could show y'all. They twitch until I go to stand up then they shake like crazy.
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