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Posted by Cary on July 21, 1999 at 21:35:55:In Reply to: Hydrocodone, Vicoden, Lorcet, et al... posted by Joe on June 25, 1999 at 11:31:28:
This seems a little strange, but I recently took cough medications containing Hydrocodone for an extended period. About two weeks ago, I stopped taking the medication and immediately had problems with what appears to be RLS. I had such problems when I was a child, but have not experienced them since then (some 30 years or so). If I take the cough medication with Hydrocodone, I don't have the problem. If I don't take it, I'm awake all night. Symtoms include the "crawlies" other people here have described, a general acheing in my legs that gets quite severe, and numbness in my toes and feet.
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