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Posts tagged "restless leg syndrome"

Treatment of Restless Legs Syndrome

Restless legs syndrome (abbreviated as RLS) is a disorder that causes distressing or miserable sensations within the legs by having an irresistible desire to move them. These types of signs and symptoms typically occur in the late afternoon or evening hours and they are usually more severe during the night when relaxing, such as sitting or laying in bed. For this reason it can become not easy to go to sleep or return to sleep soon after waking up. Moving the legs or walking typically eliminates the signs and symptoms but the sensations often recur once the movement stops. This will have a considerable influence on the quality of life and may bring about concentration and work productiveness issues due to the lack of sleep. Around 10% of people have been predicted to probably have got restless legs syndrome. This affects both women and men, however it is more prevalent in females. The main cause of restless legs syndrome is not established yet. Even though this problem is very miserable, most cases of RLS can be treated with non-drug therapies and when required, drugs. There are some underpinning disorders of restless legs syndrome, for example a deficiency of iron, that […] read more
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What is Restless Legs Syndrome?

Restless Legs Syndrome is a nerve problem characterised by uncomfortable sensations with the lower limbs and the compelling desire to move the lower limbs, generally only when trying to get to sleep. The weird experience, usually in the calves, may be described as a sort of cramp, soreness or simply a creeping, moving sensation. Suffers of this liken the experience to shooting darts of electrical power, or even invasive creatures within the legs. Often the feelings vary in extent from uncomfortable to annoying to painful. By far the most distinctive characteristic of the condition is that lying down and trying to relax causes the feelings. Because of this, most of the people with restless legs syndrome have difficulties going to sleep and also remaining asleep. If this is not dealt with, the problem can lead to exhaustion as well as daytime low energy. Individuals with restless legs syndrome sense unpleasant feelings in their lower limbs, particularly if sitting or when lying down, combined with an hard to resist craving to move the lower limb. Most of these sensations typically occur deep inside the leg, between the knee joint and ankle; and less frequently, they can affect the foot, thighs, arms, […] read more
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