Any suggestions regarding Restless Legs
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fordfocus25
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i have been diagnosed with restless leg for over 30 years but as ive got older medication that actually helped Sinimet C R tablets are becoming less affective , i take 5 tablets over 24 hours, which im told is a higher dose prescribed than i would be if i had Parkinsons , a nurologist my docter contacted suggested a drug holiday so i was weened off sinimet cr and introduced to Gabiphentem, after a few months i was then put back on sinimet while still taking gabiphentom , Sinimet cr worked better for a few weeks but now they are as bad as ever , i was recently explaining to a pharmasist in a hospital and explained how bad my restless leg was affecting me and he told me it sounder a very severe cas and thought i should be refered to a specialist all my docter will do is confere with nurologist whom ive never spoken to and awaits on his sugestion ive tried so mant medications could anyone offer a sugestion pleas
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Hello @fordfocus25 Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for joining and sharing. I am one of the team of community champions who guide, inform, advise new members.
Unfortunately we are not medical professionals and can not give medical advice. Not allowed according to SCOPE rules.
As we are not Doctors. Is it worth changing your Doctor for a review of your treatment.
Please take care.
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Hi @fordfocus25
Im sorry to hear you are having such a tough time, we can't offer any advice on medications but it does sound as though you may benefit from being referred to a specialist - if your GP doesnt help, could you ask for a second opinion?Scope
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