Restless Leg Syndrome

Restless leg syndrome (RLS) is a disorder in which there is an urge or need to move the legs to stop unpleasant sensations.

Restless Leg Syndrome: How to Know If You Have It

Consult this checklist to find out if you have restless leg syndrome.

Drug and non-drug therapies for restless leg syndrome.

Restless leg syndrome causes, and what to do if you think you have it.

If RLS is keeping you up at night, these small fixes could help.

We clear up six misconceptions about restless leg syndrome.

A recent study may explain why restless leg syndrome sufferers still have insomnia despite successful RLS treatment.

If you’ve been diagnosed (or suspect you might have) restless leg syndrome, these resources can help.

Find out why new research suggests that men with restless leg syndrome could be at higher risk of early death.

For those who suffer with restless leg syndrome, here’s how to treat it.

RLS, or Restless Leg Syndrome, is more common in women. Here’s why.

An explanation of RLS, or Restless Leg Syndrome, as well as its causes and treatments.

Is there a connection between RLS, or Restless Leg Syndrome, and iron deficiency in women? A medical expert weighs in.

The latest on how to treat restless leg syndrome.

Here are the most common types of sleep disorders and the characteristics of each.

Restless leg syndrome, depression and the other prime suspects that cause insomnia.