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I have heard that the restless leg syndrome can sometimes be related to lack of potassium. So ask your doctor when you see him about that.
As far as a normal sleep pattern maybe try getting into a sleep routine. Try the Same thing every night to get your body ready for sleep, maybe a long hot bath or curl up with a book (And maybe to help with the sex drive try a Harlequin romance novel or something). Whatever you do try to be consistent, about the same time every night begin your routine and end the routine in bed about the same time. Also try not to nap during the day but if you must limit them to a small cat nap about 10-20 minutes. Don't you just wish there was switch on the back of our neck that we could flip to turn our mind off? That way we wouldn't be thinking or feeling emotion when trying to sleep.
I have restless leg syndrome and it is very annoying. It feels like growing pains like when you were a child. I also get charlie horses in my legs. My dr told me that it can be a lack of calcium. Although I do have tons of calcium during the day so I am really not too sure what is causing it.
As far as a normal sleep pattern maybe try getting into a sleep routine. Try the Same thing every night to get your body ready for sleep, maybe a long hot bath or curl up with a book (And maybe to help with the sex drive try a Harlequin romance novel or something). Whatever you do try to be consistent, about the same time every night begin your routine and end the routine in bed about the same time. Also try not to nap during the day but if you must limit them to a small cat nap about 10-20 minutes. Don't you just wish there was switch on the back of our neck that we could flip to turn our mind off? That way we wouldn't be thinking or feeling emotion when trying to sleep.
Good luck
Gina
edd 08/07