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DURING SLEEP, MY SPOUSE'S leg is tight
During sleep , suddenly the legs of my spouse are getting tight. One nerve seems right and pulling the leg. After pain spray and light massage, it subsides. At that time it was very painful. At that time, I feel that ahe can't stand and walk for life. But after some time, it is ok.
When ahe has to sit on a chair for a long time, it happens again.
Age 57.
Diabetic.
Treatment going on for diabetes.
Pp fasting sugar is normal now.
One nerve near the knee is clearly visible swelling at that time but afterwards it is normal.
Ahe is talking GABAPIN NT 100 PLUS Oxcarba 150
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Possible RLS.
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Need evaluation and m/m from movement disorder expert/neurologist
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Certain drugs can worsen RLS.
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Secondary Restless leg syndrome may be a possibility due to neuropathy. Check ur ferritin stores too. Gabapin is good medication.
Need in OPD examination.
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