This page may be of interest to those who would like to learn a little more about the medicine(s) available.
The following is a link to an NHS cho... - Restless Legs Syn...
The following is a link to an NHS choices page which provides links to details of some of the treatments available to treat RLS.
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yes really usefull thanks
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Thank you Daragh, I was able to see from the useful link that the med I was prescribed years ago but did not start to take was called Cabergoline
Kaarina 
very very useful.thank you
i am new to this site & finding very useful . been suffering for years with rls.
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