Restless Legs Syndrome is a discomfort in the legs which is relieved by moving or stimulating the legs. This feeling is difficult to describe and commonly referred to as a crawling, tingling or prickling sensation. Most people find the symptoms to be less noticeable during the day and more pronounced in the evening or at night, especially during the onset of sleep.
For many people, the symptoms disappear by early morning, allowing for more refreshing sleep at that time. Once diagnosed, treatment by medication has been found useful for many patients
