I'm sorry but your description does not seem in the least bit related to RLS... You really know when you have RLS.... But I was in denial all my life or at least until I decided to do the sleep study... I always think of acupuncture when it comes to pain management.... And Aloe Vera.... Taken orally.... I don't know what I'm up against here... But is it possible that the pain is not related to the weight loss?
Hi Eddie,
How are you? What other symptoms are present? Are there triggers and relieving factors? There is no specific test for RLS but these four basic criteria are often used: symptoms that are worse at night and are absent or negligible in the morning; a strong and often overwhelming need or urge to move the affected limb(s); sensory symptoms that are triggered by rest, relaxation, or sleep; and sensory symptoms that are relieved with movement and the relief persists as long as the movement continues. Also, your complete medical history, list of medications you are taking and results of complete neurological and physical examination are important considerations. It is best that you have this checked by your doctor for direct clinical evaluation. Take care and best regards.