← Return to Restless Leg Syndrome

Discussion

Restless Leg Syndrome

Sleep Health | Last Active: Apr 1, 2023 | Replies (268)

Comment receiving replies
@barbarn

@degarden_girl - RLS also gets you anytime you sit down to relax (as in watching TV in the evening) - it also awakens me about 4 or 5 am - sometimes it is accompanied by pain, sometimes not. As far as the Tramadol, many others here in Mayo Connect have volunteered that it seems to contain some kind of stimulant - or maybe it just deals enough with the pain that it's effective!?

Jump to this post


Replies to "@degarden_girl - RLS also gets you anytime you sit down to relax (as in watching TV..."

@barbarn Interesting about Tramadol. My mother was prescribed tramadol for her RLS which also was a problem anytime in the evening. She used to stand behind her chair and lean on the chair to watch TV. She had to stop taking Tramadol as it seemed to be causing her to faint and then she was put on Gabapentin. It seems there are many degrees of RLS and different manifestations and we all have to do what we have found works for us. I am so grateful that the Vit D seems to keep it in check for me and I well recognize that I may not have it as bad as others.