Restless legs syndrome history and symptoms

The hallmark of restless leg syndrome is urge to move the legs. A positive history of iron deficiency anemia and Kidney diseases and a positive family history of restless leg syndrome is suggestive of restless leg syndrome. The most common symptoms of restless leg syndrome include Urge to move the legs, itching sensation, burning sensation, creeping sensation, pulling sensation and aching.

• The hallmark of restless leg syndrome is urge to move the legs. A positive history of iron deficiency anemia and Kidney diseases and a positive family history of restless leg syndrome is suggestive of restless leg syndrome.
• The most common symptoms of restless leg syndrome include Urge to move the legs, itching sensation, burning sensation, creeping sensation, pulling sensation and aching.

Patients with restless legs syndrome may have a positive history of:

• Family history of restless legs syndrome^[1]
• Iron deficiency anemia^[2]
• Kidney diseases^[3]

Common symptoms of [disease] include:^[4][5]

• Urge to move the legs
• Uncomfortable and bothersome sensations in the affected limbs include:
  • Itching sensation
  • Burning sensation
  • Creeping sensation
  • Pulling sensation
  • Aching

Symptoms appear when the legs are at rest and are worst in the evening and at night.^[6]

Symptoms force patients to keep moving their legs.^[7]

Symptoms get worse when sitting or lying down.^[7]

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