Yes: Can interfere with sleep effective treatments available--most cases cause unknown but can b associated with obesity smoking pregnancy & anemia.
Answered 10/24/2012
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Find Out Cause First: Rule out underlying causes that may can be treated such as mineral deficiencies, venous insufficiency or various immune deficiencies. Start with blood work and a venous ultrasound by a vascular surgeon. Review medication for side effects . If no underlying cause is identified, get daily exercise and cut back on smoking & drinking. Take a multi-vitamin with iron and save medication as last resort.
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