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Neurological leg disorder is easily diagnosed, treated

 
BY HEATHER WARLICK    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: January 6, 2009

"It was so frustrating, like a mystery I couldn’t solve.” Cue: extreme close-up of an average-looking American soccer-mom type. Cut to: bedroom scene with the same woman thrashing around her bed, trying to get comfortable. "Night after night, strange sensations in my legs. I had to get up and move when all I wanted to do was rest.”

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Experts at the Integris Sleep Disorders Center want to answer your questions about restless leg syndrome and other sleep disorders. They also will connect you with a free support group. Call (888) 537-5337.

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