Does menopause aggravate restless legs syndrome? - restless legs menopause
I'm sitting here, almost 3 hours and can not sleep, so I thought that research into the SPI, but find no information about the deterioration of menopause. Is it possible to everything on the network so that they can read?
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Restless Legs Menopause Does Menopause Aggravate Restless Legs Syndrome?
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RLS can be aggravated by hormonal changes, especially if you take estrogen pills. Menopause, perimenopause, pregnancy and menstration were associated with the restless legs syndrome. In addition, a common "cause" anemia.
I have diagnosed with RLS about a year ago. My symptoms are usually not so bad, but when they explode normally occurs every night this week.
My doctor has me on requip and I work very well for me. Some people take daily to prevent the symptoms, but it is only once really get the feeling the symptoms. I get a relief of 1 / 2 hours. I'm still a little too young for the menopause (I'm 34), so I can not talk about the pregnancy, but actually exacerbated my RLS.
Anyway, try this page:
www.menopause-metamorphosis.com
everydayhealth.com also generally a good source too
GOOD LUCK!
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