Hi @jenjenmarie, does your bloodwork include a magnesium reading? Sometimes low mg is associated with restless leg syndrome. I was cleared to take Magnesium Glycinate. It is very gentle on the intestines…we don’t need surprises after chemo. ☺️

I've had RLS for over 40 years and have tried many different medications and the only thing that seems to help is Clonazepam. When I was first diagnosed it was the only medication that was available at the time. Now, physicians don't like to prescribe it as there are other medications available (tried everything and the side effects have been awful, and each person is different). My blood work is fine, but I saw a Sleep Study provider and they prescribed Magnesium (400 mg) and Iron with Vitamin C and that has helped tremendously. I have a friend who had cancer, and she experienced RLS after her chemo. Talk with your provider to see what other medications might be helpful for you. It truly is an awful feeling to experience. I wish you the best in getting some relief, it truly affects one's quality of life.