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Old 05-10-2008, 09:14 AM #13
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Wow. Sounds like something other than RLS...called PLMD. PLMD is leg jerks and arousals at night that go on and on. Calls for a slightly different treatment modality than RLS does.

There's some good info here:

http://www.rlshelp.org/

I feel your pain though and it also sounds like it might have been a magnesium deficiency. Glad you found something that worked though. That's the goal for many of us, finding something that works.
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