If you have ever experienced a bout of restless leg syndrome, then you know how distressing it can be. It’s one of the most commonly annoying physical sensations that people can have, especially when they’re trying to go to sleep. Upon making a diagnosis of RLS many doctors will seek to provide the patient some
Restless Leg Syndrome and Varicose Veins – Are They Related? While varicose veins are unpleasant and uncomfortable enough in and of themselves, patients often experience further discomfort from other associated conditions that arise alongside varicose veins and other venous conditions. Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is one such condition, that can best be described as an
Those who are diabetic need to pay particular attention to their vein health. While venous insufficiency is only one of three causes (the other two being peripheral neuropathy and peripheral arterial occlusive disease) it is a leading reason ulcers begin to form in patients who have diabetes. It’s a fact that nearly one-third of diabetic
Do you feel worn down, tired, unable to catch up on rest no matter how much sleep you actually get? You may have chronic fatigue syndrome. The cause could surprise you. Oddly varicose veins can be a major contributing factor in lingering fatigue. Back in July of 2016 foxnews.com published an article linking vein disease
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.