Comments on: why does tylenol with codeine make restless leg syndrome subside? http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside Insomnia Cures - Sleep Apnea Treatment - Snoring Cures Sat, 26 May 2012 15:51:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: daeve930 http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-301 daeve930 Sat, 27 Dec 2008 18:12:59 +0000 http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-301 The codeine probably makes you relax since it has some sedative effects for many people. When I'm extremely tired, and my legs hurt, move around, constantly cramp up, I take a Xanax and it's all fine again in a few minutes. I would think any kind of sedative or tranquilizer will help. I don't know about OTC, but your pharmacist may be able to help you.<br><b>References : </b><br> The codeine probably makes you relax since it has some sedative effects for many people. When I’m extremely tired, and my legs hurt, move around, constantly cramp up, I take a Xanax and it’s all fine again in a few minutes. I would think any kind of sedative or tranquilizer will help. I don’t know about OTC, but your pharmacist may be able to help you.
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]]> By: Psychogirlfrog http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-300 Psychogirlfrog Sat, 27 Dec 2008 17:24:59 +0000 http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-300 Hey there, You probably don't even need this information but I just wanted to chime in. Just be careful when dealing with your RLS and if it lasts more than a couple of days go and see a Dr. I hurt my back about 5 years ago. I spent several months on opiates. When I came off of it, I had restless leg sydrome so awful that I could not even sleep for 5 days. Opiates cause RLS when you stop taking them. (After you have taken them for awhile) So, I think the answer is yes but don't do it long term because it will make it worse.<br><b>References : </b><br> Hey there,

You probably don’t even need this information but I just wanted to chime in. Just be careful when dealing with your RLS and if it lasts more than a couple of days go and see a Dr.

I hurt my back about 5 years ago. I spent several months on opiates. When I came off of it, I had restless leg sydrome so awful that I could not even sleep for 5 days. Opiates cause RLS when you stop taking them. (After you have taken them for awhile)

So, I think the answer is yes but don’t do it long term because it will make it worse.
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]]> By: bonzaibb http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-299 bonzaibb Sat, 27 Dec 2008 17:12:59 +0000 http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-299 RLS is one of those new disorders that is more mental than physical. Big Pharma would rather people believe its a legitimate physical problem so they can hook people on more meds through commercials. Codeine will calm your mind which may be the cause of your symptoms. I suffered from sever "RLS" for 1 year and lack of exercise and depression was the cause. I am off all meds go to the park or lake 2-3 times a week , no longer sit in an office chair without stretching often and I avoid stressful situations that are within my control. Try to think about when you started having symptoms and what physical and emotional factors changed in your life . <br><b>References : </b><br> RLS is one of those new disorders that is more mental than physical.
Big Pharma would rather people believe its a legitimate physical problem so they can hook people on more meds through commercials.

Codeine will calm your mind which may be the cause of your symptoms.

I suffered from sever “RLS” for 1 year and lack of exercise and depression was the cause. I am off all meds go to the park or lake 2-3 times a week , no longer sit in an office chair without stretching often and I avoid stressful situations that are within my control.

Try to think about when you started having symptoms and what physical and emotional factors changed in your life .
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]]> By: Yangie J http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-298 Yangie J Sat, 27 Dec 2008 16:57:59 +0000 http://www.sleepok.com/restless-leg-syndrome/why-does-tylenol-with-codeine-make-restless-leg-syndrome-subside#comment-298 My guess on the codeine would be that its a muscle relaxer, and since the legs are jumping because of erratic impulses sent to the leg muscles, the codeine suppresses that for a while. My dad had back surgery and shoulder surgery a couple of years ago, and they gave him the same thing, explaining that when the body heals, the muscles naturally spasm, which unfortunately causes damage to the very muscles needing to heal. The codeine keeps this from happening by keeping the muscles relaxed until they have a chance to mend.<br><b>References : </b><br> My guess on the codeine would be that its a muscle relaxer, and since the legs are jumping because of erratic impulses sent to the leg muscles, the codeine suppresses that for a while. My dad had back surgery and shoulder surgery a couple of years ago, and they gave him the same thing, explaining that when the body heals, the muscles naturally spasm, which unfortunately causes damage to the very muscles needing to heal. The codeine keeps this from happening by keeping the muscles relaxed until they have a chance to mend.
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