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What Causes RLS?
With James Connor, PhD- A balance of iron in the brain is critical for normal function.
- Study shows people with RLS have lower iron levels in certain brain cells.
- Findings may lead to new ways to balance iron in the brain.
Do you have RLS?
Are You a Night Walker?
Restless legs syndrome (RLS): It's often misdiagnosed and more common than you think. There's good news: RLS can be treated.
Restless legs syndrome (RLS): It's often misdiagnosed and more common than you think. There's good news: RLS can be treated.
10 RLS Questions and Answsers
- 1.Does restess legs syndrome go away by itself?
- 2.Can RLS develop into something more serious?
- 3.Are there treatments for restless legs syndrome?
- 4.When should I see a doctor about RLS?
Restless Legs Syndrome: Tips for Treatment
Treating Restless Legs Syndrome: The First Step
Self-care, physical therapy, medication -- all of these treatments can help relieve the symptoms of restless legs syndrome. What’s your first step?
Self-care, physical therapy, medication -- all of these treatments can help relieve the symptoms of restless legs syndrome. What’s your first step?
Relaxing the Restlessness: 10 Self-Help Tips to Ease Your RLS
A glass of wine, a filling meal, massage. Which can help ease your restless legs syndrome, and which may make it worse? Find out -- and find relief.
A glass of wine, a filling meal, massage. Which can help ease your restless legs syndrome, and which may make it worse? Find out -- and find relief.
Restless Legs Syndrome: Diagnosis & Resources
Can a simple test diagnose restless legs syndrome?
Here's help and more information on restless legs syndrome