Requip XL User Reviews
Requip XL - User Reviews
Requip XL User Reviews
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i was taking this drug for about 10 months. I felt very go, no tremors and very little stiffnes
I was taking Mirapex and it made me really tired but I believe it worked better than Requip XL. i'm not real sure that its working best for me yet.
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Have severe PLM/RLS. Take 7.5 mg/day. Unfortunately, requip is only marginally beneficial.
I use requipxl in conjuntion with other medication to help me function.
The withdrawal from this drug has been gradual and frightening. I have had nausea, diarrhea, headaches, confusion, abdominal pain. Be extremely careful withdrawing from this drug
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I have been on Requip for Restless Leg Syndrome for over 12 years, and on the Extended Release formula (4 mg in the morning) for about 2 years. It has been a lifesaver, as my RLS is very severe, and has been getting worse and worse over time. I have very few side effects from it, but if I forget to take it, my whole body reminds me. RLS is not just limited to your legs - the whole body can be involved.
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