Lamotrigine restless leg
Common Questions and Answers about Lamotrigine restless leg
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At night when I try to go to bed my leg gets real restless .. I'm not sure how to describe how it feels .. Not like painful but more annoying than anything?
Has anyone else experienced this when they trying to sleep and if so, what did you do to try to get it to go away?
Nocturnal cramps can be associated with pregnancy, obesity, smoking, iron deficiency and anemia, nerve disease, polyneuropathy (which can be associated with hypothyroidism, heavy metal toxicity, toxins, and many other conditions), other hormone disease, such as diabetes, and kidney failure (which can be associated with vitamin and mineral deficiency
Some drugs and medications have been associated with restless leg syndrome including caffeine, alcohol, H2-histamine blockers and certain antidepr
Hello dear and welcome to the medhelp forum. Restless leg syndrome is seen in association with stress, diabetes, iron deficiency anemia, caffeine use and if you have been withdrawn from sedatives. You must try massaging your legs, warm baths and gentle stretching exercises. There are medicines, which have been effective in controlling symptoms like requip. Take iron supplements if iron deficiency has been detected.
I got some restless leg at night and it is really hard on me. There is no cure but everyone says it goes away after baby arrives.
As for mucus plug, I lost mine around 37 weeks but went to 40 weeks despie baby being nice and low at 35 weeks already. There is no hard science between losing plug and labor. You are sooo close to your due date though!!!
I have been taking lamotrigine now for 2 months gradually titrating the dose. It hasn't made any noticeable difference to my symptoms only giving me wierd dreams and broken sleep. Spoke to my neuro earlier this week he says if meds didn't work then my symptoms can't be related to seizure activity! I haven't had an EEG tho so don't know how he can tell this. I have had 2 MRI scans which have both been reported raising the possibility of a ganglioglioma.
Around 30 weeks I started having what was sort of like leg cramps. Did some research and realized it was Restless leg syndrome... They ache and you pretty much have to move them all the time. It was keeping me up at night. But like most pregnancy symptoms, they come and go. I suggest drink lots of water. I mean lots! Just doing that eased alot of my symptoms.
is it a Charlie horse cramp or more the restless legs feeling...
Your not drinking enough water, & also stretch the leg/legs that are bothering you.
I know it's common .. I'm 14w 4d ftm. and Ive done the leg exercises, walking, rub down. Any other thing I can do? It's all day. Not just at night.
MedicineNet. "Restless leg syndrome is a common cause of painful legs. The leg pain of restless leg syndrome typically eases with motion of the legs and becomes more noticeable at rest. Restless leg syndrome also features worsening of symptoms during the early evening or later at night. The characteristic nighttime worsening of symptoms in persons with restless legs syndrome frequency leads to insomnia.
Restless leg syndrome usually begins slowly. Over time, the legs become more affected.
I have been diagnosed with restless leg syndrome. It's caused by low Iron. The actual medication prescribed for it Is not considered safe during pregnancy. Also you can too much iron so I would recommend you talk to your Dr and see if you can have your Iron levels tested or if they already have been, to see if you can take iron supplements.
31 weeks with my second. I have the most intense restless leg syndrome these last couple weeks of my life. Ive had it my entire life but it was always bearable. But now its been so bad that i literally pace the bedroom. Ive tried everything ive read online and nothing seems to help it. Any advice? I cant go on like this. Its so bad it literally makes me angry/sad.
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