I have never had a gambling problem in my life even though i live very close to a casino. Have been on Mirapex for approximately 2 yrs and for the past year I have increasingly had a gambling problem with slot machines. I did have a stressful job but no longer and i am still gambling but trying very hard to quit and am in counseling. Cant do without the Mirapex or I cannot sleep!!
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good thing I don't live close to anywhere I can gamble. Before I was even on meds, I could sit at one machine for 6 hrs w/o moving!!! Love it.
Von,
Are you serious? Six hours at a one armed bandit?? Is that it, a slot machine?
I've never gambled in my entire life, except to buy a lotto ticket a few times.
Do you win?
Lara
Sweet, yes you win some and you lose some. But I know what I can spend and thats it. I know when to stop. Von
Any drug that changes Dopamine in brain chemistry seems to have this effect on some people. It can cause impulsive behaviour, gambling, over eating, etc.
Parkinson's medications seem to all do this, as does meds for RLS.