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Restless Leg syndrome (RLS)

Archie

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Hi, the reason I have started reading all about Dr. Sarno's approach is because I have RLS which does not respond well to much and appears to be worsening. I also know that when I am stressed, angry or very anxious, it gets much worse. If anyone has any insights as to whether this is a TMS, please post a reply - I am pretty sure it has to be as there is nothing wrong with my legs ; it is a horrible, very distressing conditions,and ANY suggestions or help would be very welcome. Other than believing dr Sarno's approach, I haven't started any programmes yet. thankyou
 
Hi Archie,

Welcome to the Forum!

I had RLS as one of my many symptoms of TMS. It is gone now. It went gradually along with the rest of my TMS symptoms by using TMS healing techniques. I know how bothersome it can be, as it often seemed to keep me awake. It became much worse when I stopped taking Tramadol for pain. The only thing that helped me with the symptom was a suggestion I read on a medical website, which was to sleep with a pillow between my legs while laying on my side. I was able to fall asleep this way.

Otherwise, I suggest doing one of the free programs on this site and seeing if that helps treat the cause, which if it is TMS, is psychological.

Best wishes.........
 
10000000% TMS and mine has gone away :)

And agree with the above, sleep on your side with a pillow between your legs for now but trust that it will go away
 
Hi Archie,

Welcome to the Forum!

I had RLS as one of my many symptoms of TMS. It is gone now. It went gradually along with the rest of my TMS symptoms by using TMS healing techniques. I know how bothersome it can be, as it often seemed to keep me awake. It became much worse when I stopped taking Tramadol for pain. The only thing that helped me with the symptom was a suggestion I read on a medical website, which was to sleep with a pillow between my legs while laying on my side. I was able to fall asleep this way.

Otherwise, I suggest doing one of the free programs on this site and seeing if that helps treat the cause, which if it is TMS, is psychological.

Best wishes.........
Thankyou. You have given me hope !
 
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