Restless Legs Syndrome Questions

Yu have RLS or restless legs syndrome and it is normal and harmless in many people . you can eat calcium or massage your legs The two most common conditions are iron-deficiency anemia (low blood count) and peripheral neuropathy (damage to the nerves of the arms and legs, often caused by underlying conditions such as diabetes). Other medical conditions linked to RLS include: Parkinson's disease

Dear lybrate-user, if it is GB syndrome, NCV can be normal initially, but later it will be abnormal. Please repeat NCV of both lower limbs. If still it is normal, then diagnosis is different.
Consultant neurosurgeon

I understand how annoying this can become in one's life. Lifestyle changes like the following should help in the long run:
having a better sleep schedule
light exercise
decrease caffeine, alcohol and smoking
doing some relaxation techniques such as yoga or meditation leg massages can help here as well. Try wearing compression socks or stockings or wrap your legs in bandages.
Try sleeping with a pillow between your legs. It may prevent nerves in your legs from compressing.

Most people have no symptoms. In severe cases, deficiency can lead to thin, brittle or misshapen bones.
Coming to restless leg syndrome. I understand how annoying this can become in one's life. Lifestyle changes like the following should help in the long run:
having a better sleep schedule
light exercise
decrease caffeine, alcohol and smoking
doing some relaxation techniques such as yoga or meditation leg massages can help here as well. Try wearing compression socks or stocki...more

Restless leg syndrome
1. Cause is unknown.
2. May be due to imbalance of dopamine in brain.
3. Symptoms are-uncomfortable sensation in legs and a sudden uncontrollable need to move to reduce symptoms
4. It can cause sleep disturbances.
5. It may be found in patients with Diabetes, parkinson’s disease, peripheral neuropathy, anaemia, people taking anti epileptic/anti psychotic drugs.
6. Investigate yourself to rule out the above disease 7. Some believe it to be relieved af...more

Hi
restless legs syndrome (rls)
kindly rule out iron deficiency, diabetes. It can also be due to peripheral neuropathy alcohol and sleep deprivation.
Treatment
* begin a regular exercise program, *establish a regular sleep patterns, and *eliminating or decreasing the use of caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco, may be helpful. *leg massages
*apply hot baths or heating pads or ice packs to the legs
do reply for detail treatment plan.
Wishing you a good health.

"Dear Lybrate user
Thanks for sending across your query ."
Monitor his BP and get his KFT done and
show to a physician your nearby .

Counslt to physio
do streching of gastrosoleus
drink much water
wear soft sole shoes
can go for x ray of feet for spur and uric acid test.

Hi lybrate user ,this might be due to growing pain , Many children have pains in their legs without any obvious cause and these are often called growing pains. Even though the child can be in a lot of pain, no damage is happening to the child's bones or muscles, and growing pains can respond to simple treatments like physiotherapy .

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It looks like you have vitamin d deficiency and anaemia. You need to improve the tone of the muscles in a rhythmical manner. If you do that with proper diet restriction nothing will happen to you. Shin pain after walking or running and minor pain in the calf muscles while walking is due to the low iron in the body. You need to take iron tablets or you can consume good diet for you to feel better.

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