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What Causes Frequent Involuntary Leg Movements?

I know I should see my PCP, I have frequent involuntary leg movements in both legs, mostly in the evening when I am tired, I have been DX in the past w/ RLS but it does not feel the same, I don t have the feeling of something crawling but just the movements. I take Mirapex for the RLS..........what can this be related to?
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You are having restless leg syndrome. Continue tab mirapax .If symptoms persist the start tab pregalin. Also do your serum ferritin level and TIBC. Hope my advice will help you. Take care. Don't forget to rate me.
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What Causes Frequent Involuntary Leg Movements?

You are having restless leg syndrome. Continue tab mirapax .If symptoms persist the start tab pregalin. Also do your serum ferritin level and TIBC. Hope my advice will help you. Take care. Don t forget to rate me.