Neurology and Movement Center of Texas | Neurology & Movement Disorder Specialist
Neurology and Movement Center of Texas | Neurology & Movement Disorder Specialist
Restless legs syndrome can cause an uncomfortable urge to move your legs, often worse in the evening or when trying to rest or sleep.
Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a neurological condition that causes an uncomfortable urge to move the legs, often described as tingling, crawling, or aching sensations.
Symptoms tend to worsen when you’re at rest—especially in the evening or at night—and often improve with movement. Because of this, RLS can significantly disrupt sleep and daily comfort.
People with RLS often notice an urge to move their legs along with uncomfortable sensations that can be difficult to describe.
Symptoms typically:
Many patients find temporary relief by walking or stretching, but symptoms often return once at rest.
RLS can be linked to several underlying factors, including:
In some cases, no clear cause is identified. A careful evaluation helps identify contributing factors and guide appropriate treatment.
Treatment depends on the severity of symptoms and any underlying causes.
We often start by identifying and correcting contributing factors, such as low iron levels when present.
Treatment may include:
Our goal is to reduce symptoms, improve sleep, and help you feel more comfortable day to day.
Symptoms often worsen during rest, especially at night, and may be triggered by caffeine, inactivity, or stress.
Yes. Although more common with age, RLS can affect adults of all ages.
Low iron levels are a common contributor; addressing iron deficiency can improve symptoms.
There is no cure, but treatments can significantly reduce symptoms and improve sleep quality.
Restless legs syndrome can cause an uncomfortable urge to move your legs, often worse in the evening or when you’re trying to rest or fall asleep.
We take a thoughtful approach to understand your symptoms, identify contributing factors, and create a treatment plan that helps reduce discomfort and improve sleep.
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