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A member asked:
I have resless leg syndrome. it's big in my feet and starting to be in my arms. is something wrong?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Let me explain: You have a strong urge to move your legs. These sensations are typically described as crawlingcreeping cramping tingling pulling or tugging. Your symptoms start or get worse when you're resting such as sitting or lying down. Your symptoms are partially or temporarily relieved by activity as long as you keep moving. Your symptoms are worse at night. If you have those, check with doctor for help.
Answered 12/9/2013
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