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Reoccurring event) i go to bed normally and wake up at random hours of the night or early morning with one leg up or in a twisted position (it usually takes a couple mins to untwist because it hurts when it is twisted.) what does this mean?
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It means you need a sleep study.
Answered 7/29/2022
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