Guest guest Posted January 27, 2007 Report Share Posted January 27, 2007 What I finally learned is that a nurse only has to 'give the bad news', not be affected by it. With my Rummy I had to fire, he and she didn't care what I was going through, I simply had to stop taking meds and suffer if I wanted to. That's an absolute horrendous attitude that shouldn't be allowed or practiced. Neurontin is designed for causing muscle spasms to be diminished, and is usually prescribed along with a muscle relaxer, i.e. Soma. I've taken it on 2 separate occasions, but it's almost like Soma. Most of them are duds, but once in a while, one really works! It will make you a slobbering idiot. I don't know why they are so unpredictable, but they are. One time in the hospital, I was given Tylenol III, I think, and it worked every time. Dennis in Eastexas " It's not Rocket Surgery " [ ] start neurontin, stop Soma!!! > Hi, > > My rheum's nurse told me to stop Soma, muscle relaxant and start > Neurontin! She said Neurontin will stop spasms. It doesn't say anything > about stoppind spasm in my drug book. Today my shoulder muscles are > very spastic from lack of sleep. > > Does anyone take Neurontin for restless leg syndrome? Or for another > reason. How has it helped you? > > thanks, > > Debbie L Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2007 Report Share Posted January 27, 2007 I thought neurontin was used for nerve pain, seizure disorders and some depressive or anxiety disorders.. i have never heard of it being used for spasms.. that may be something new. > > What I finally learned is that a nurse only has to 'give the bad news', not > be affected by it. With my Rummy I had to fire, he and she didn't care what > I was going through, I simply had to stop taking meds and suffer if I wanted > to. That's an absolute horrendous attitude that shouldn't be allowed or > practiced. > > Neurontin is designed for causing muscle spasms to be diminished, and is > usually prescribed along with a muscle relaxer, i.e. Soma. I've taken it on > 2 separate occasions, but it's almost like Soma. Most of them are duds, but > once in a while, one really works! It will make you a slobbering idiot. I > don't know why they are so unpredictable, but they are. One time in the > hospital, I was given Tylenol III, I think, and it worked every time. > > Dennis in Eastexas > " It's not Rocket Surgery " > > [ ] start neurontin, stop Soma!!! > > > > Hi, > > > > My rheum's nurse told me to stop Soma, muscle relaxant and start > > Neurontin! She said Neurontin will stop spasms. It doesn't say anything > > about stoppind spasm in my drug book. Today my shoulder muscles are > > very spastic from lack of sleep. > > > > Does anyone take Neurontin for restless leg syndrome? Or for another > > reason. How has it helped you? > > > > thanks, > > > > Debbie L > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2007 Report Share Posted January 27, 2007 I took Neurontin for neuropathy for about 3 months, the time I was told would be needed for me to get results. I is supposed to build up. Nothing was said to me about muscle relaxants. But it did nothing for me. Talk about Rheumatologist, mine said " oh, you have neuropathy. My mother had that and it will just get worse " . I dropped him about as fast as I did the Neurontin. Tylenol 3 also helps me. Betty Re: [ ] start neurontin, stop Soma!!! . _What I finally learned is that a nurse only has to 'give the bad news', not be affected by it. With my Rummy I had to fire, he and she didn't care what I was going through, I simply had to stop taking meds and suffer if I wanted to. That's an absolute horrendous attitude that shouldn't be allowed or practiced. Neurontin is designed for causing muscle spasms to be diminished, and is usually prescribed along with a muscle relaxer, i.e. Soma. I've taken it on 2 separate occasions, but it's almost like Soma. Most of them are duds, but once in a while, one really works! It will make you a slobbering idiot. I don't know why they are so unpredictable, but they are. One time in the hospital, I was given Tylenol III, I think, and it worked _,_._,___ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2007 Report Share Posted January 27, 2007 -- Re: [ ] start neurontin, stop Soma!!! What I finally learned is that a nurse only has to 'give the bad news', not be affected by it. With my Rummy I had to fire, he and she didn't care what I was going through, I simply had to stop taking meds and suffer if I wanted to. That's an absolute horrendous attitude that shouldn't be allowed or practiced. Neurontin is designed for causing muscle spasms to be diminished, and is usually prescribed along with a muscle relaxer, i.e. Soma. I've taken it on 2 separate occasions, but it's almost like Soma. Most of them are duds, but once in a while, one really works! It will make you a slobbering idiot. I don't know why they are so unpredictable, but they are. One time in the Hospital, I was given Tylenol III, I think, and it worked every time. Dennis in Eastexas " It's not Rocket Surgery " [ ] start neurontin, stop Soma!!! > Hi, > > My rheum's nurse told me to stop Soma, muscle relaxant and start > Neurontin! She said Neurontin will stop spasms. It doesn't say anything > about stoppind spasm in my drug book. Today my shoulder muscles are > very spastic from lack of sleep. > > Does anyone take Neurontin for restless leg syndrome? Or for another > reason. How has it helped you? > > thanks, > > Debbie L Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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