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| Submitted by Barry Buchter at 2010-07-26 00:55:32 from 65.32.59.38 |
Actually I found somethings that might help. One doctor said to put soap between your box spring and mattress. 2 -4 non scented plain bars of soap. It worked for awhile but then stopped. I did notice that if I turn the air on in the house and have a fan blowing on my legs it helps a lot and gets rid of it about 98% of the time. The temperature thing usually helps when my R.L.S. really starts to kick up, which is usually every night. Try it and see if it works on you. It probably depends on the person.
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| Submitted at 2010-07-27 22:52:44 from 71.68.195.150 | | My step father uses the soap at the end of the bed and after a certain period of time it stops working. When it does my mom puts new pieces of soap in there place and it starts working again. It sounds weird but they swear it works. |
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