restless leg syndrome

How is RLS Diagnosed?

RLS is primarily diagnosed based on the patient's symptoms and medical history. There are no specific tests for RLS, but doctors may conduct blood tests to rule out other conditions like iron deficiency anemia or thyroid disorders.

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