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Step 1
Millions of people suffer from RLS, and as of now there is no known cause or cure.
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Some research strongly suggests that anemia may play a role in this disorder, and it is suggested that a person suffering from RLS have their iron levels checked.
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A deficiency of magnesium may be involved; magnesium, along with calcium, help the muscles to relax.
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Homeopathic formulations that include quinine can help calm spasms. If your condition is severe, your doctor can prescribe 300 mg quinine tablets, which generally are inexpensive and effective.
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There are other prescription drugs available for RLS, but they tend to be more expensive and require nightly use. Quinine can be used as needed.
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Step 6
Pay attention to diet. Often sugar will aggravate symptoms, as will a lack of protein.
















Comments
jenicoe2001 said
on 1/29/2010 Good tips for controlling RLS, I have it and it is uncomfortable.
jenicoe2001 said
on 1/29/2010 Good tips for controlling RLS, I have it and it is uncomfortable.
rosekolowinski said
on 1/29/2010 Good suggestions for easing RLS. I get some minor RLS sometimes and I have found eating a calcium chew helps get rid of them. Thanks.