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07-30-2007, 08:33 PM
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My husband's legs move about once every 20-30 seconds when he first falls asleep. I mentioned it to our dr. and he seemed to think it was associated with poor circulation in the legs, associated with his diabetes. Dr. wanted to give him some med for it (husb. said no it wasn't that bad), it isn't EVERY nite, but when it happens it will go on for a couple hours at least. Anyone else had a dr. make this connection?
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RLS-can it be associated with diabetes?
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