Restless Leg Syndrome
Symptoms of Restless Leg Syndrome
Many people have become aware of a condition commonly known as Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS). The condition of restless leg syndrome is often associated with the following conditions and symptomatic criteria including:
- Feeling and sensation resulting in an urge to move limbs, especially legs.
- Worsening of symptoms at rest. Some patients report symptoms are worse when lying down, or sitting for long periods of time.
- Worsening of symptoms during end of day or at night.
- Improvement of symptomatic conditions with activity and movement.
If you are having a hard time describing the sensations that you think might be restless leg syndrome, you are not alone!
Many other patients have a hard time describing the condition. The general feeling associated with Restless Leg Syndrome is often described by patients as “something feels just antsy, creepy, or uncomfortable”.
While most have these feeling in their legs, the syndrome can occur in arms as well. An urge to move while experiencing these symptoms is also common.
Treatment & Diagnosis
In addition to consulting with your primary care Physician on the best course of treatment, a consult with a venous disease specialist (Vein Doctor), should be part of a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan.
Treatment and diagnoses for restless leg syndrome should be sought if your discomfort is consistent.
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