Are you still medicating your Restless Leg Syndrome? If you have ever experienced a bout with restless leg syndrome (RLS) you know it is one of the single most annoying physical sensations that you can have, especially when you are really trying your best to go to sleep. Upon making a diagnosis of RLS many
Ongoing leg pain that hasn’t been diagnosed yet? The answer to this may be different person to person depending on medical history, genetics, and lifestyle. Leg pain can be caused by issues affecting the bones, muscles, tendons, and joints and if you are experiencing leg pain that is ongoing and doesn’t stem from an injury
It’s normal to have an itch to scratch now and then but what if your legs were so uncomfortable all the time and nothing stopped the itch? If you have tried all the creams, lotions, potions, cool baths, sitting less, standing more, walking and nothing helps you might have a vein issue. If this sounds
If you are living with Restless Leg Syndrome going to sleep can be a dreadful time. You lay down, try and get comfortable, and sure enough, just as soon as you begin to drift off your leg or legs start twitching, jarring you awake again. Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is usually caused by an iron
It may start with a discomforting twitch or the sudden urge to move your legs while laying in bed, followed by progressively unnerving sensations of tingling, pulling or even creeping pain. Restless leg syndrome is a chronic disorder that affects up to 10 percent of Americans and twice as many women as men, according to
Dr. Zuzga and his staff were all very pleasant and personable and went out of their way to make me feel comfortable.