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When lying in bed a get weird tickley feeling through both my legs which keeps me awake?
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Leg discomfort: If you have similar sensation when you sit still during the day, this could be restless legs syndrome. You also would experience an urge to move your legs which is worse at night. Symptoms are relieved by walking or rubbing your legs. Your symptoms also could be due to a neuropathy, which's symptoms are often is worse at night.
Answered 5/1/2013
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