I think you need iron after surgery you were brave getting both done togather but I think if you take iron and drink decaff you will see improvement mine are 7/24 so know what you are going through

I was reading your posting because you wrote about bi-lateral knee replacements and I am getting mine on 1-31-05. I noticed you are having problems with fibromyalgia. I have a company that has patented a succsessful treatment for fibro that we sell through physicians.

Sean

I had RLS long before the knee replacement and have taken klonopin and some other things, none of which were working last summer when I found myself in Mexico with nothing but vicodin. I took some at night & found that it helped a lot. I did some research and found that a lot of other people use it for RLS & have been on it for long periods of time without becoming addicted & it still is effective. I find that I don't need it every night, but on those nights when the RLS is keeping me from sleeping, 1 tablet is enough to relax me, to allow me to fall asleep and even stops or at least greatly reduces the periodic leg movements that go on while I sleep. Having a night of both sleep and no PLM is wonderful! And I don't have any side effects or addiction to the vicodin - even after using it for the past 6 months now.