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Posted by Linda Maillard on June 20, 2000 at 06:45:46:In Reply to: Re: Klonapin for RLS?? posted by k in arizona on June 15, 2000 at 20:34:46:
I take Mirapex for the RLS but Clonazepam, which I was told was generic for Klonapin, for sleeping. I only take .5mg at bedtime and sleep so very well. I can't imagine 2 mg. Does this help the RLS or just the sleeping. My RLS can sometimes just about drive me insane. Before the Clonazepam, I could not just lie in bed in the morning, I'd have to jump out of bed and MOVE. But now, I can just lie there for a while. Or I can read in bed, which I love to do. This is a nice benefit. Good luck with your's, K and Greg.
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