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Leg pain amitriptyline and lonazep
I have been suffering from leg pain since couple of months.
Currently i am taking tryptomer 10mg for IBS diarrhea.
meanwhile i took painkiller, started B12 injections but no use.
my psychiatrist suggested to try lonazep 0.5 for leg pain and i took it for 2days.
now pain is reduced
so can we come to conclusion that leg pain is due to anxiety?
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It is likely due to medication effects which can cause restless legs and pain which clonazepam has reduced.
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Dr. Shailaja Bandla
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19 yrs exp
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Hi.. lonazep is a benzodiazepine.. it has several properties one of which is it acts like a muscle relaxant.. so it can be used to relieve acutely painful skeletal muscle spasms. That may be the reason why your pain is relieved.
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
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Mumbai
Yes pretty good chance
It’s anxiety related restlessness/ pain
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