Dr. Aimee (Amy) Nefcy
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
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In the meantime, I'm already on pregabalin.
which was started because of the periodic limb movement disorder.
First, it was gabapentin, but that was so short-acting, it didn't let me sleep through the night.
And extended release gabapentin is not covered by insurance.
So we switched to the pregabalin, and that has been working out fine.
I don't have restless leg symptoms anymore, which is the only thing that I notice physically about anything as far as the periodic limbs, because that all happens when I'm asleep.
You know, so but doing the pregabalin and, you know, noting that my sleep was better was not making me feel better.
And I was continuing to get worse.
I had developed the symptoms of orthostasis and I was having feelings of being physically sick during exercise.
And then after exercise, I would feel bad, you know.
I'm sure everybody whose exercised can comment on this.
You feel better after you exercise.
And some of that is due to the internal endorphin release, right?
That's why we have exercise addicts out there, you know, the fitness gurus that, you know, exercise like for two or four hours a day, which is crazy to me.
But it gives them an internal high, you know, and they go for that.
But I felt worse after exercise.
And then it started not just being a couple hours where I would have to take a nap after exercising.
It would get to the point where it would knock me down for days.
And I would just feel, I felt like I was run over by a truck.
I felt my muscles were sore and my back was achy and my joints felt stiff and my glands felt swollen and my throat was sore.
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