Knee And Leg Pain/ Tingling In Middle of the Night. ....... Posted: 10-08-06 01:51am
Wondering if anyone has a clue....
The other night I woke up with a very
restless feeling in my legs, generally my
knees. I was on my side and turned to my
back... It was hard to bend my knees
straight. It was like a feeling when you
hit your funny bone. It was painful and
tingled alot and was physically difficult
to bend my legs. I am 25. Wondering if
it may have something to do with my
scoliosis? I have 2 stable 28-ish degree
curves. I also occasionally get sleep
paralysis while lying on my back. Any
ideas would be appreciated. The feeling
went down to my feet and up above my knees
also. Well.. Thanks!!
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blulyneguy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 334 Location: Idaho,
Rls Posted: 02-01-07 10:42am
Sounded like restless leg syndrome at
first glance, but it could be more nerve
related. If you have scoliosis i'm
assuming that there could be some pressure
somewhere on a nerve? Rls typically does
not "hurt" or cause numbness, just a
needing to stretch feeling or put pressure
on certain areas of your legs. Kinda hard
to explain. Does this feeling affect your
feet also?
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