Two sleep disorders that can wreak havoc on your quality of sleep are sleep apnea and restless leg syndrome. With sleep apnea, you may actually stop breathing for a few seconds during times of deep sleep, so see your doctor if you suspect it. Restless leg syndrome is where you are unable to stop moving your legs during sleep, even when you are not fully aware of doing it. Increasing iron in your diet may help.
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Take your spouse to get it checked out. He may have restless leg syndrome or possibly sleep apnea . Both can be medically treated.
it could be restless leg syndrome
Restless leg syndrom is very dangerous. It will cause lack of sleep, which left untreated, can cause sleep deprivation. Now, more knowledge about restless leg syndrom has been discovered, so many people can sleep.
The most common sleep disorders besides insomnia are sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome (RLS) and narcolepsy. Sleep tests will evaluate and diagnose your sleep patterns, breathing, snoring, heart rhythm, blood oxygen levels and leg movements. According to the sleep center, NJ, it is estimated that about 20 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea, and many are not even aware of it.
Could be Restless Leg Syndrome (or too much coffee!)
restless leg syndrome, or can be the side effect of taking pain meds
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Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is also known in the medical community as Ekbom Syndrome and Wittmaack-Ekbom Syndrome. Anxietas Tiblarum and Anxietas Tibialis are also medical names for Restless Leg Syndrome.
is restless leg syndrome dominant or recessive
Yes. It is called, Restless Leg Syndrome AKA RLS
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There are many types of sleeping disorders. You'll be surprised to know that some of them are still a mystery to doctors and being researched upon. The more common ones are : 1. Restless Leg Syndrome - where there is an urge to move the limbs continuously, often in an uncontrollable manner 2. Periodic Limb movement - an involuntary rhythmic movement of the limbs that happens at random 3. Insomnia - inability to sleep for any fair length of time 4. Sleep Apneas - A gasping for air, chocking, loud snoring or never getting a refreshing sleep 5. Night eating syndrome - characterized by frequent night waking in which the patient is unable to fall back to sleep unless he/she eats something. 6. Narcolepsy - Uncontrollable urge to fall asleep unexpectedly in the middle of an activity or conversation. If you are having trouble sleeping or sleeping and finding that you do not feel refreshed when you awake, consider seeking help from a professional.