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When resting brings the urge to move
Restless legs syndrome · Food, normal function and supported decisions
- Legs at rest
- Conceptual urge-to-move marks
- Symptoms often worsen in the evening or night
Restless legs syndrome can turn quiet time into an uncomfortable need to move. Symptoms often appear during rest in the evening and disrupt sleep. Recognizing the pattern can help distinguish it from leg cramps or other nerve problems and start a more focused assessment. [RLS-NHS]
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- RLS-NHS
- NHS: restless legs syndrome
Symptoms; causes; treatment; when to see a GP · Supporting text read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 (UTC); bounded editorial source check, not clinical appraisal.
Official educational guidance; not an intervention trial or individualized recommendation.
- RLS-MED
- MedlinePlus: restless legs
Summary · Supporting text read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 (UTC); bounded editorial source check, not clinical appraisal.
Official educational guidance; not an intervention trial or individualized recommendation.
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