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Old 01-20-2009, 10:00 PM #1
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Default Does anyone take Keppra for TN?

I have been taking Keppra 500mg 2x/day since Sept. 2008 and I wonder if it is really helping or not. I am also having problems with my arms being really jerky especially at night and when I'm really tired. Does anybody experience this? I talked to my Neurologist and he said that the jerkyness wasn't related to the TN and to continue taking the Keppra for another week and if the jerking is still occuring, he was going to do some lab work. I was just wondering if anyone else has this problem with there medications or if it really is related to the TN.
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