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whyachi
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I'm no doctor, but I think you should stick to Valium or vodka. Those things don't play so well together.
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big bob said:
I personally think bubinga leg braces with satin gold hardware would be awesome! Plus that guy from that band uses them!
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Bummer Lance...
I don't have any immediate answers, but I work in a hospital and have access to lots of folks that might have an answer.
I have heard this can be quite aggravating.
I think I would go with the valium & vodka.
Remember; moderation...
I will shout back at ya tomorrow :headbang1:
I don't have any immediate answers, but I work in a hospital and have access to lots of folks that might have an answer.
I have heard this can be quite aggravating.
I think I would go with the valium & vodka.
Remember; moderation...
I will shout back at ya tomorrow :headbang1:
i am always unsure about new diseases. this is not to say i don't beleive you suffer but there are far to many unexplained diseases with medications that dont treat the assumed cause, just ease symptoms.
i'm not a doctor or medical professional but i do know magnesium and other minerals help to relax muscles. but if you are deficient the big question is why? i suffer from chronic pains and fatigue and on occasion i felt restlessness especially in my legs and the doctors try to force anti depresants on me, go figure.
i had white spots on my finger nails and stretch marks, the interwebs said it was a zinc deficiency but taking zinc only got rid of the spots for a couple weeks and they were back. years later i tried excluding things from my diet that might be causing digestive problems. spots are gone now and no supplements. red meat and dairy was the big offenders and ironically are a great source of zinc and magnesium. i still have pains and fatigue but no restlessness, the remaining symptoms might be from my hypothyroidism which i did not have when the problem started i was tested many times and it only developed recently.
as far as a right now fix, i think the vodka idea might work for ya.
i'm not a doctor or medical professional but i do know magnesium and other minerals help to relax muscles. but if you are deficient the big question is why? i suffer from chronic pains and fatigue and on occasion i felt restlessness especially in my legs and the doctors try to force anti depresants on me, go figure.
i had white spots on my finger nails and stretch marks, the interwebs said it was a zinc deficiency but taking zinc only got rid of the spots for a couple weeks and they were back. years later i tried excluding things from my diet that might be causing digestive problems. spots are gone now and no supplements. red meat and dairy was the big offenders and ironically are a great source of zinc and magnesium. i still have pains and fatigue but no restlessness, the remaining symptoms might be from my hypothyroidism which i did not have when the problem started i was tested many times and it only developed recently.
as far as a right now fix, i think the vodka idea might work for ya.
My father had what we used to call "the atomic foot" which never stopped twitchin'. We'd be there on the couch as a family, and his foot would be goin double time and then some. I remember when I was a kid, then as a teen, then as a guy in my 20's, I had the atomic foot, but it would come and go.
A strict regimen of low exercise, poor nutrition, excessive late nights, and other generally unhealthy things seems to have cure it.
A strict regimen of low exercise, poor nutrition, excessive late nights, and other generally unhealthy things seems to have cure it.
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old_metal_head
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big bob said:
Not so much caffine?
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OzziePete
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big bob said:
I agree that those two TOGETHER could have some bad side effects... please don't take them with each other..
You might wake up dressed in a pink tutu, in a strange part of town, and lots of new friends ringing you up all the next week...
Maybe the best thing is to see a Dr. & see if there's some physiotherapy, massage or the like that could ease your nerves.
