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Old 02-15-2007, 02:33 AM #1
Dorothy Dorothy is offline
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Default Restless leg

Is it possible to have restless leg syndrom and pn? My husband says I complain of the symptoms the person on the restless leg commercial has. My lags and feet have definately been keeping me awake lately. They tingle and burn at night when I lie down. They don't do that during the day. I know I hae pn..diagnosed over 7 years now. It has been very much under control butlately my nights have been terrible. I cannot keep still and I flop around trying to get comfortable and get some sleep. I have sleep apnea and not even my machine is helping. Does anyone have an opinion?

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