Posted by myco on March 15, 2009, at 1:09:41
In reply to Tired/dizzy feeling in legs- someone pls answer, posted by Garnet71 on March 14, 2009, at 12:36:29
This is one of parts of nardil that I like...makes me know its working...it got much more subtle when I stabilized. I call it "stimulation in the legs". The quads i'm guessing is exactly where you mean? the big leg muscles above the knee and below waist? This is caused by NE. Its not going to hurt you and it will go away in time. There is no nerve issue or lack of blood flow at all. There is nothing wrong with you but if it bothers ya check it out with the pdoc for sure. For me it kinda made me want to massage them a lil and I would say wow I feel like doing something. I can imagine it could be uncomfy if you are side-effect sensitive or if it is very/overly stimulating. If wellbutrin is the one you want to stick with...just hang in there and it will become more subtle over time.
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> This is the side effect that got me when I tried Wellbutrin a couple months ago...what does it mean when your legs feel really tired? It's not muscular; it's like being dizzy in your legs and it feels like you can feel your blood flowing and there is a bit tingling. It's not subtle.
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> What does this mean? When I searched, I could only find references to circulation or some kind of potential nerve pathology.
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> Don't know if I could stick this out for much longer if this symtpom doesn't alleviate soon. I'm going to call the PDocRN and ask her about this, but not until Monday since its not an emergency.
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> Please, does anyone know what this could be from? It started just a few hours after i took 1 Wellbutrin yesterday and it hasn't let up although I didn't even take todays' dose yet...
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> I feel incredibly miserable.
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