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Old 07-28-2014, 02:01 PM #6
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Restless Leg Syndrome has to be the worst named disorder ever. It can occur in the legs, arms, or torso. It is not a movement. It is a weird sensation that makes you want to move. Weird sensations that only occur at rest, even in the torso, could be RLS. It can take quite a bit of trial and error to get a med that works. And don't forget to have your ferritin levels checked. Ferritin (iron) below 50 can cause RLS.

I get this too, I have to move all the time some nights, my legs get a weird sensation, I get so anxious and have to move, it's awful
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