People with migraines experience restless legs syndrome at twice the normal rate

People with migraines experience restless legs syndrome at twice the normal rate

About one in five people who suffer from migraines also experience restless legs syndrome, roughly double the prevalence observed in the general public. This elevated frequency is highly pronounced among patients who endure chronic head pain or migraines accompanied by visual auras. The meta-analysis detailing these patterns was published in the Journal of Sleep Research. Migraine is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent attacks of …