Welcome Wendy,
TM came to live with me in April 2002. Started with numbness in my toes and
gradually worked its way up to my chest. I was left with no feeling at all, but
I was able to wobble, dragging one leg - although I did not know that until my
mother told me - because I couldn't feel
Dear Friends,
I have been off the
list since August as we were doing quite a bit of traveling and it is so
difficult to keep up when you don’t have access to a computer. I hope all
is well with everyone! I am still trying to find a neurologist who actually
cares about my condition. I went
Other than Neurotin what other medications do you take for tightness & pain managmenet?
Also, for those of you walking , what did you do to build up your endurance and leg muscles?
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Wendy,
TM hit me in the
middle of the night in 2002. At first I was completely paralyzed from waist
down. With therapy I am now using a walker and driving with hand controls. For
the most part my condition has not changed much. I was 55 when TM hit…
Tell us a little
about what happened to
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Hi Jude:
Maybe I should have added they found a
lesion on my thorasic that is TM.
Thanks again!!
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Hi Wendy,
Thanks for making yourself known. We warmly welcome you
into our "family" of TM'ers.
It might be easier for us to respond to your questions if you
told us more about your illness and how it came about
Hi Everyone:
My name is Wendy and I’m a 40 year
old woman who live in NJ. Recently I was diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis
and a brain tumor. I’m curious what symptoms other people had with
Transverse Myelitis and how the disease progresses or does it?
Thank you!!
Wendy
I have a friend who has some spinal cord damage
from an old accident. He has been having severe pain and some atrophy in one
leg. His doctors are recommending an electronic nerve stimulator implant
to stop the pain and also to stimulate the nerves in his leg and hopefully
arrest the atrophy
> a brand nameZanaflex is the US brand of the generic tizanidineAlton, who uses it every day
It's also called Zaniflex (I think) try this site:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/uspdi/207060.html
BERNARD BUTCHER
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From: Kathryn Keen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 6:15 AM
To: TM List
Subject: [TMIC] Tizanidine
(Sorry for
I USED TO HAVE THE TWITCHING LEG. I TREATED IT WITH BOTH MARINAL AND
DIAZAPAN AND THE TWITCHING TOTALLY STOPPED.AND BESIDES IT HELPED ME
TO SLEEP.
ROB IN NEW JERSEY
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Hello,
I've read with interest the posts mentioning Tizanidine for the leg
twitching at night. I have this problem off and on, but when it's
occurring, it feels dreadful, and is impossible to sleep. I was given
Madopar (a Parkinson's medication) for 'restless legs syndrome'; as the
drs here didn
(Sorry for the previous post; I've tried to put this through earlier a
couple of times... looks like it's going through now, so maybe I made an
error before... anyway this is my query below)..
I've read with interest the posts mentioning Tizanidine for the leg
twitching at night. I have this
Hello,
Since changing over to my new email address, I am receiving posts, but
not getting any through to the list. Could you please assist? Thank you.
Kathryn Keen
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I don't know what to say at this point,
because my pain patches haven't been working that well and she thinks it
may be the change from Neurontin to Lyrica.
At the same time, she is taking me off of the Fentanyl patch
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