Doctors can prescribe pills for RLS, but many people would prefer nondrug approaches. How about supplements for your restless legs syndrome?
Some people find that tucking a bar of soap under the bottom sheet can ease restless legs syndrome, with its creepy sensations.
Restless legs syndrome can be mysterious. Most people do their best to cope with RLS. But did you know that some meds like antihistamines trigger RLS?
A reader having trouble breathing found a simple solution: take less iron. The supplement had built up to excessive levels.
Readers have found that you don't have to put soap under the bottom sheet to get RLS relief. Just smear liquid soap right on the legs!
One reader found that keeping soap under the bottom sheet of the bed reduced the unbearable pain caused by tarsal tunnel syndrome.
It's time to take restless leg syndrome seriously. When people can't get relief, they may become anxious, depressed and desperate.
A reader reports good results using soap for neuropathy and RLS. Putting soap with essential oils near the legs may activate TRP channels to reduce nerve pain.
Many readers report that putting a fresh bar of soap under your bottom sheet can alleviate restless legs. We think TRP channels help explain why.
Could you ever imagine a medicine that could turn you into a gambler, a compulsive shopper or someone obsessed with sex? Read on to learn about such drugs.
Drugs for restless leg syndrome are pricey and come with some scary side effects. Would you believe soap for RLS might solve this hard-to-treat problem?
Tucking a bar of soap under the sheets can help prevent leg cramps and possibly even restless legs syndrome (RLS). How does this work?
Applying lavender oil to the legs and feet in a bedtime massage seems to calm restless legs.
Is it possible a prescribed medicine can make a person gamble, engage in sexual activity or shop compulsively? Is the drug just an excuse for bad behavior?
A botanical medicine may prove beneficial for restless legs syndrome in which there is a powerful urge to move the limbs every few minutes.
"I was one heck of a skeptic when I heard about putting soap in the bed to calm restless legs syndrome. Well, I had to eat a little humble pie."