| Re: Spinal Myoclonus
I get myoclonus in the legs whenever I get dizzy, or when I am under certain types of lights. Certain drugs will trigger me off if they cause dizziness as a side effect. Have you tried to figure out if something is triggering your attacks through a side effect. Certain things are known to be triggers To pursue it try the movement disorder sites to see what they say. How did you like Mayos. My records there show 80 visits. My father's Mayo records (he's dead now) had to moved on a dolly. He was one of the very first experimental patients on MAyo's most famous discover, cortisone. They kept giving it to him even after they knew that the drug wasn't living up to their expectations, it ruined his health and it made sure he would never work again...he was a Mayo neurologist. He had to go on a 25 year leave of absence with no pay, so I am no friend of Mayos
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