Restless Legs Awareness Day

Restless Legs Awareness Day, September 23rd, promotes education about a medical disorder that affects adults and children alike.

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Professor Karl-Axel Ekborn, a Swedish neurologist, first described this disorder in 1945. Since then, we have learned a lot about it, but there is still no known reason for it.

Willis-Ekbom Disease (RLS), also known as Willis-Ekbom Disease (WED), is characterized by uncontrollable urges to move the legs. About 75% of the population are affected by the disease. Many people with chronic illnesses report that it affects their quality of life. RLS is a medical disorder that causes the following signs: RLS, the condition has the following signs:

Strong urges to move the legs have sparked strong urges; uncomfortable or uncomfortable sensations often accompany the urges
If you're active or inactive, the symptoms get worse; they're especially noticeable when trying to sleep
However, walking, stretching, walking, and walking all seem to get better
During the night and evening hours, symptoms rise.
There doesn't seem to be any other attributed to arthritis or injury

Many with RSL have normal lives. Symptoms are reduced by identifying and removing exacerbating drugs. Researchers are still looking for a reason for RLS.

How to celebrate restless legs awareness day

See a specialist if RLS seems to be affecting your lifestyle. Share medications that have worked best for you. Help those with RLS and visit www.rls.org to learn more. Give your legs some much-needed pampering while learning more. A leg massage or a little exercise can be used during the day. You can also see your doctor by making an appointment. Seek the help you so richly deserve.. To post on social media, use #restlessLegsAwarenessDay.