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Old 07-20-2007, 12:57 PM #1
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Default Unsteadiness RSD
Hi there
Ive recently become really wobbly can anyone tell me why this may be?? I have RSD in my left foot. Lately my knee feels like it is giving way. I am on crutches but I always have to have one of my parents with me - which is pretty embarrasing when I need to go to the bathroom!! Can anyone please give me any advice on what to do?? I have spoken to my consultant and hes swapped my tablets thinking that it was the Gabapentin, but I am still ever so wobbly,
can anyone please tell me what it could be??
Many thanks
Alison
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