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Posted by SAMI on January 02, 2002 at 08:48:50:

In Reply to: zoloft and restless legs posted by Nancy on September 09, 2001 at 17:23:33:

I HAVE HAD RLS MOST OF MY LIFE AND HAVE RECENTLY BEEN PRESCRIBED NEURONTIN FOR IT. IT SEEMS TO BE HELPING. I TOO HAVE HAD PROBLMES WITH ANTI-DEPRESSANTS,COLD MEDICINES, AND OTHERS. IN RECENT READING ON THE INTERNET I HAVE FOUND THAT MOST ANTI DEPRESSANTS, SOME COLD/ALLERGY MEDS, SOME ANTI NAUSEA MEDS, AND SOME HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MEDS CAN CAUSE YOUR RLS TO WORSEN. IF YOU WOULD LIKE I CAN SEND YOU THE WEB ADRESSES FOR A FEW HELPFUL SITES THAT I HAVE FOUND.

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