Conquering Restless Legs

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• Estimates of the prevalence of this condition
  vary widely, but in a large study conducted in
  five European countries, 5.5 of the population
  over the age of 14 had this condition. RLS occurs
  in both genders, but is slightly more frequent in
  women. RLS occurs at any age--including in
  childhood--but becomes more common with advancing
  years. Although there is now much more awareness
  of restless legs syndrome among doctors and
  patients alike, it is still often underdiagnosed
  or misdiagnosed. For example, a child's symptoms
  might get misdiagnosed as due to growing pains or
  attention deficit disorder, and an adult's
  symptoms might get interpreted as due to nerve
  damage or poor circulation.

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• Estimates of the prevalence of this condition
  vary widely, but in a large study conducted in
  five European countries, 5.5 of the population
  over the age of 14 had this condition. RLS occurs
  in both genders, but is slightly more frequent in
  women. RLS occurs at any age--including in
  childhood--but becomes more common with advancing
  years. Although there is now much more awareness
  of restless legs syndrome among doctors and
  patients alike, it is still often underdiagnosed
  or misdiagnosed. For example, a child's symptoms
  might get misdiagnosed as due to growing pains or
  attention deficit disorder, and an adult's
  symptoms might get interpreted as due to nerve
  damage or poor circulation.

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• Estimates of the prevalence of this condition
  vary widely, but in a large study conducted in
  five European countries, 5.5 of the population
  over the age of 14 had this condition. RLS occurs
  in both genders, but is slightly more frequent in
  women. RLS occurs at any age--including in
  childhood--but becomes more common with advancing
  years. Although there is now much more awareness
  of restless legs syndrome among doctors and
  patients alike, it is still often underdiagnosed
  or misdiagnosed. For example, a child's symptoms
  might get misdiagnosed as due to growing pains or
  attention deficit disorder, and an adult's
  symptoms might get interpreted as due to nerve
  damage or poor circulation.

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Conquering Restless Legs

• Do your legs have the heebie-jeebies and
  creepy-crawlies, especially at night? Do you just
  have to move them? Do these symptoms play heck
  with your sleep? Then you just might have
  restless legs syndrome (RLS), a condition for
  which treatment is available.
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  oss-2-0-program-review/
• While I was still in training to become a
  neurologist, I got excited when I made a
  diagnosis of Ekbom's syndrome, as RLS was then
  known. In those days, the condition seemed rare
  and exotic, something a doctor almost never
  encountered.
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• Nowadays, in my community practice of neurology,
  I see cases of RLS almost every day. So where
  were all these people 25 years ago? Unless the
  disease has suddenly started propagating like
  mad, one has to conclude that previously the
  patients weren't talking, the doctors weren't
  listening--or both.