Last week, my neurologist decided to order Carbidopa-Levodopa to help alleviate the discomfort of restless legs at night. It's a weird feeling where my legs feel restless and feel better if I stretch them. My neurologist said that this medicine seems to help others who have this condition, even though it is meant for folks with Parkinsons. No one knows exactly why it works for RLS.
So I took one pill before going to bed. The next day, I noticed that not only did my RLS legs go away, but my feet feel much, much better after weeks of pins and needles. My face no longer feels numb. I was diagnosed with MS since March of this year, and this the first medicine that has given me good relief. I still have the annoying buzzing in my legs though, but it is still a significant improvement.
Has anyone else taken this drug and experienced good results?
So I took one pill before going to bed. The next day, I noticed that not only did my RLS legs go away, but my feet feel much, much better after weeks of pins and needles. My face no longer feels numb. I was diagnosed with MS since March of this year, and this the first medicine that has given me good relief. I still have the annoying buzzing in my legs though, but it is still a significant improvement.
Has anyone else taken this drug and experienced good results?