My mother can't sleep.
When she does its only for like two hours a night.
She has problems when her feet move and she can't stop them so she has to walk around and if she sits her feet move.
She takes sleeping pills sometimes but they don't work either.
Can someone please please please help me!
I am so worried about my mom.
It's best that your mother see a Dr for this problem and insist on a sleep study so they can determine the best treatment and a proper diagnosis. Of course there is no way anyone on a message board can diagnose your Mom. The lack of sleep will eventually catch up with anyone. It's nice that you are worried for your Mom...more kids should be just like you. [ Nallie's advice column | Ask Nallie A Question ]
H3arts_Collid3 answered Saturday July 1 2006, 1:20 am: I've heard about this. Suposely taking daily hot baths help[not showers]. Also drinking hot liquids like hot chocolate before going to bed can help it. No coffee though. Exercise or yoga may help with it too. She should also try another different pill, like Lunesta.
Hope I helped [ H3arts_Collid3's advice column | Ask H3arts_Collid3 A Question ]
BABiiExGiiRLo answered Thursday June 29 2006, 8:40 am: she has restless legs syndrom my step dad has the same thing. does she have work in the morning because usually restless legs kick in around 10;00pm and last till 3;00-4;00am you never know. but yes there is medicine she should go to the doctors to get a prescription. but idk maybe im wrong but the doctors is the way to go. the medicine doesnt heal restless legs it only stops them for that night. hope i helped [ BABiiExGiiRLo's advice column | Ask BABiiExGiiRLo A Question ]
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