Restless Legs

I didn't notice that myself and the first time I visited the site, I never saw any mention of medication for it, just ways to help cope with it. I found out from my doctor that there was medication and it's not the one I found mentioned on the website after digging around for it that I am on.

She's got the jimmy-legs!

Oh be kind. They aren't hairy like Jimmy's legs

My mum had problems and was recommended mineral water with quinine, and she said that it worked. I don't know if she still uses it or has problems, I'll ask and see.

Gareth

I'm not sure if you can get quinine over here in the states, at least not without a prescription. I know someone who is English and when she first came here the doctors had never heard of the problem and thought she was a quack but they have now. It sounds like kind of a funny problem to have but spending hours a day driving has been driving me up the wall. Besides the dozing off problem there are days I feel like screaming or crawling out of the van windows because of the need to move. I found that driving with one hand and massaging a leg at a time helps but gets to be a pain, literally. Today I have energy and have felt great and didn't have the need take a three to four hour nap

I just wanted to tell my story in case someone else may have the problem and not realize it.

Tonic water, that was it. That post was quite late last night!

I've just asked my mum - my gran takes quinine sulphate for a burning legs problem and gave my mum some tablets which she takes if she has a problem.

Gareth

I don't have restless legs, but I found it interesting to learn about another common sleep disorder- sleep paralysis.
I didn't know it was so common- or that it was undergoing study.
I just knew it was not a fun experience, although recently I've managed to turn it toward a more favorable light- kind of like lucid dreaming.
http://watarts.uwaterloo.ca/~acheyne/S_P2.html
It's like there's a glitch in the OS- like when Windows hangs on shut-down.

eDit fur bed speling