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What Causes Restless Leg Syndrome Along With Blindness In The Right Eye?
Hello My name is Vikki these are my symptoms Restless leg syndrome (suffered since 14 however I do have rest periods) in last 3 months it s constant and now affects me 24hours a day everyday Restless genital syndrome ( suffered for 3 months) Blindness in right eye ( about once a week) Severe Pain in right front thigh down to my shin (can t sleep on right side) Stiffness in hip joints sometimes painful to walk or get up takes a while to get going Tired!! Periods of feeling really down Periods of feeling sick almost like morning sickness ( not pregnant) I am 32 in 2014 I had an eye test and was told I had a TIA then I was told it wasn t a Tia it was MS I had lumber puncture Mri scan and blood tests all came back fine. I am now suffering even more and nobody s listening to me Iv just had more blood tests because the legs and genitals are driving me mad I can t sleep and feel irritable all the time. However the blood tests have come back clear!!! I am at the end of my tether X Look forward to your reply Vikki Sent from my iPhone
Mon, 12 Aug 2019
Hi,
In people with mild to moderate restless legs syndrome, lifestyle changes, such as beginning a regular exercise program, establishing regular sleep patterns, and eliminating or decreasing the use of caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco, may be helpful.
Also some home remedies that may help include:
Leg massages, Hot baths or heating pads or ice packs applied to the legs, Good sleep habits
Medications may be helpful but are used only in severe cases and maybe, Neupro, and Requip or benzodiazepines. Anticonvulsants, or antiseizure drugs, such as Tegretol, Lyrica or Neurontin
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
In people with mild to moderate restless legs syndrome, lifestyle changes, such as beginning a regular exercise program, establishing regular sleep patterns, and eliminating or decreasing the use of caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco, may be helpful.
Also some home remedies that may help include:
Leg massages, Hot baths or heating pads or ice packs applied to the legs, Good sleep habits
Medications may be helpful but are used only in severe cases and maybe, Neupro, and Requip or benzodiazepines. Anticonvulsants, or antiseizure drugs, such as Tegretol, Lyrica or Neurontin
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
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