Get Help For Restless Leg Syndrome Pain
Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is a condition that creates an uncontrollable urge to move the legs, often leading to discomfort, pain, and sleep disruptions.
At NextPain Care, we take a multidisciplinary approach to managing RLS, creating personalized treatment plans tailored to reduce muscle tension, decrease spasms, and help alleviate the painful symptoms associated with the condition.
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Experience Relief from Restless Leg Syndrome
Are you constantly moving your legs in the hopes of finding relief from relentless RLS pain? Are you awake all night tossing and turning, unable to find a comfortable position? If so, you may find that it’s affecting every facet of your life.
RLS can lead to exhaustion due to a lack of sleep, which can cause mood changes, reduce productivity, and affect personal relationships. In fact, it’s estimated that moderate to severe cases of RLS lead to a 20% decrease in work productivity and can also cause depression and anxiety if left untreated.
Experts estimate that 7-10% of the U.S. population may be suffering from RLS. If you’re one of those affected, there is help. NextPain Care provides a comprehensive approach to treating RLS symptoms and pain.
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What Causes Restless Leg Syndrome And Its Painful Symptoms?
RLS is a neurological disorder characterized by pain, discomfort, and a compelling urge to move the legs. These symptoms often worsen at night, especially when lying down. Although the exact cause of RLS is unknown, research suggests that it may be related to damaged nerve cells that lead to reduced dopamine production in the brain.
Dopamine is essential for controlling muscle movements, and its deficiency can result in muscle spasms and involuntary movements. Naturally, dopamine levels decrease towards the end of the day, which may explain why RLS symptoms are more pronounced at night.
The severity of RLS can vary significantly from person to person, ranging from mild to severe pain, which can be localized or diffused. Common symptoms include aching, stabbing, burning, and throbbing sensations in the legs. These sensations can be accompanied by insomnia, fatigue, muscle cramps, and even psychological symptoms such as depression and anxiety.
While the precise cause of RLS is not always clear, it is often associated with underlying medical conditions like diabetes, iron deficiency, or peripheral neuropathy. Certain medications and lifestyle factors, such as alcohol consumption and stress, can also trigger RLS symptoms.Genetics may play a role as well, as 92% of individuals with RLS have a first-degree relative who also suffers from the condition.
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