TO: Heather Griffin
I too have been on Paxil for awhile (5 years). Before that it was a bunch of different ones I can't even remember (Prozac, Mannerix, Effexor etc.) I have noticed a side effect that I have had for the past couple of years in which one leg or the other will have involuntary spasms and my leg will make little twitching motions. Is this what is meant by "Restless Leg Syndrome"
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Sounds like the onset of menapause, to me. Get hormones, honey. You'll be fine!
Dear Kelley
Night sweats can occur from several causes such as tuberculosis, thyroid problems, anxiety disorders, posttraumatic stress disorder etc. Eventhough night sweats can occur in anxiety disorders, I would recommend that you first consult your physician for a comprehensive evaluation to rule out any medical causes that may be contributing to the symptoms and then consult a psychiatrist for adequate treatment.A combination of medications and psychotherapy are effective in the treatment of anxiety/panic attacks.
Sincerely
HFHS-M.D
Hello... This may be wrong depending on your age, but menopause can cause horrible night sweats.
Sounds like the symptoms I get from alcohol withdrawal, even only six hours after my last drink. It sucks!
I too have suffered from the same and have been on Paxil for 4 years now. I just saw a doctor who prescribed Rovitril to help with something that he called Restless Leg Syndrome-I question the diagnosis but the drug taken at night sure seems to stop the night sweats and also the tingling in the arms and legs and I seem to feel great and ready for the day in the morning-maybe mention this to your doctor.