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Default Restless leg syndrome

I have Dx of PN. During my waking hours I feel more comfortable if I can stand and move around. Sitting is hard for me.

I went to my PA and mentioned leg cramps at night. He mentioned that I might have restless leg syndrome. I am a very still sleeper at night and hardly move around at all. My symptoms are worse during waking hours towards evening, but almost go away completely at night when sleeping.

I am on 2700 mg gabapentin per day.

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