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Old 02-25-2009, 10:27 AM #1
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Default quinine for leg cramps.
I was wondering if any of you have used quinine for leg cramps.

I saw a new Urologist yesterday and he brought this up to me. I am thinking of getting some and trying it.

Also, requip, I read where it is used for RLS and he mentioned it for RSD but I am wondering if he just misunderstood what I said when I mentioned my RSD.

I am right now pretty much pain free except when the warm wind blows and my pelvic pain but my RSD in my arms and leg is calm. Knock on Wood....

I just thought that this might be something of interest to some of you.

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