Do you have legs that drive you crazy when you lay down to rest or at night when you are trying to go to sleep?
In this video, I discuss the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of Restless Leg Syndrome also known as Willis Ekbom Disease.
It affects women twice as often as men. There is no test for the disease. Mild symptoms you can treat with lifestyle changes. There are medicines that can help it and medicines that can make it worse. There is one medical device made specifically to help with Restless Leg Syndrome known as Relaxis. The Howl of Hope is :
Make yourself a priority
At the end of the day, you are your longest commitment!


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