My aged 65 years would like know about Maxmala Cap. Last about ten years or so I am suffering from RLS I take 0.75 mg pramipex at night and same dose at day time. About one year back Doctor has prescribed Maxmala Cap and continued for about 6 months. Now again I am suffering from legs or arms pain and sleeping disorders. Can I start Maxmala Cap again to get some relief of pain and sleeping disorders. On an average I could sleep not more than 3 to 4 hrs only. I need to sleep at least 5 to 6 hrs. Please advise proper medicine for me. Usually I am an active men. I play Golf and also do physical exercise on a regular basis. Thanks.

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Dr. Shobhit TandonGeneral Physician9yrs exp

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Dr. Sajeev KumarGeneral Physician33yrs exp

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Maxmala 50 Capsule is an anticonvulsant and is considered to be the first-line of treatment for neurotic pain, shingles, seizures and fibromyalgia. It is used for the treatment of diabetic nerve pain, epilepsy, spinal cord injury, restless leg syndrome and generalised anxiety disorder. It works by binding to a certain region of the brain and reducing the pain signals sent out by the damaged nerves of the body. You have to avoid medicines to sleep and a good sleep pattern and calm mind and meditation will help you get sleep and stop worrying about the time you sleep

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