I got this information from Medline Plus. There is a link to it at
the Transverse Myelitis Association Website. I don't know if it is helpful
with TM (maybe if the TM is the recurring kind), but I don't believe it is
used.
"This medication is used to treat patients with multiple sclerosis
I used to tell people that it was like holding on
to a low voltage electric fence. I once touched an electric fence as a
kid. Although the tingling/vibrations aren't as strong, that was the only
way I could think of to explain it. - Roger in Kennewick, WA
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I take a medication called tranxene, but only as needed. My spasms
haven't been too bad for a while now. (I've had TM for 12 years or so.)
Hope you can find something that will work for you! - Roger in Kennewick,
WA
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Lynn, about 5 of the meds that I'm taking have the
side effect of dry mouth. These are some of the tips my dentist
recommended for dealing with dry mouth:
Tips for Managing Dry Mouth
If your dry mouth is caused by medicine, your
physician might change your medicine or adjust the dose.
Yes. I wondered why I haven't seen
posts from you for a while. Thought you might be a lurker like me. - Roger
:-)
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From:
Gillian
Clark
To: tmic-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 3:06
AM
Subject: [TMIC] testing
will someone
Hi Chantal, I am taking Lyrica for TM caused nerve pain. I just looked it
up on the internet and it said, This medication is used to treat pain
caused by nerve damage due to diabetes and shingles (herpes zoster)
infection. It is also used with other medications to treat certain types of
seizures
My wife works for Social Security and she says:
Hi Sally, As a disability claims representative, I can tell you that there
is absolutely no SSA law saying that you must wait a whole year to reapply for
benefits, after you found you were unable to go back to work. I don't know
where you got
She somehow thinks that MS is worse. Got
me???
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From:
Sharon
Marsden
To: ROGER C PRATT ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: tmic
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 4:01
PM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Chiro
Great information. Thanks to Roger and to Terese
I'm not sure what "light case" of TM is. There are many
of us "walking wounded"that look just fine. I was convinced that
mine was a light case and tried to go back to work. That was almost 12
years ago. The fatigue is the worst. Hope the chiro helps you.
You were lucky to find one that is
My son sent me this link and I thought it might interesting to the TMIC
list.
Roger in Kennewick, WA
http://www.butyoudontlooksick.com/2006/02/the_spoon_theory.php#more
Hi Linda, I don't post often, but read all the
posts everyday. I don't know how osteoporosis is for men, but I do know
about seizures. I had seizures for two years before my TM diagnosis (none
since). I was put on a number of medications (Febatol, Tegretol, Dilantin,
Depakote) which I had
I also lost the digest. I e-mailed Jim Lubin and he said the digest
might be broken. So I have subscribed to the list rather then the digest
and have started getting mail again. Best of luck, Roger Pratt :-)
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From:
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I haven't gotten a digest for a few days. Have I been
cut off the list? (My computer has been acting a little strangely lately.)
Roger
I have those same feelings. Kinda creepy, but I don't think it is
anything to worry about. Roger
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From:
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Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 5:35
AM
Subject: [TMIC] Muscle vibrations or
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