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restless leg syndrome or some sort of neurose. Help him balance his diet to include more food-based electrolytes, I heard that helps sometimes.
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Try http://www.rls.org/Page.aspx?pid=471 or http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/restless_legs/detail_restless_legs.htm Its called Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) these sites should have something helpful on them.
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Cut down on the Coffee both in quantity and in the time he drinks it...exercise....
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Its Called RLS (Restless LEg Syndrome) my father has it as soon as he falls asleep his leg will "jump" or spasm here check out this site http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/restless_legs/detail_restless_legs.htm or this one should help http://www.medicinenet.com/restless_leg_syndrome/article.htm
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Potassium and calcium can help. Cutting out the caffeine is another good suggestion. Regular exercise is also helpful.
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he probably needs to go see his doctor and get it checked out
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I take Ropinrole for RLS and it helps.
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Have him increase his salt intake a bit. Salt has a multitude of functions in the body including the proper function of the muscles. Using adequate salt helps prevent leg cramps, for instance.
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It sounds like Restless Leg Syndrome, this can be caused by some medications including old style antihistamines, anti nausea medication, and blood pressure medication. Failing that get the doctor to check his iron levels as low iron can cause it and other things that a blood test could rule out. Other than that avoiding caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol before bed, taking a warm bath, massaging the legs, regular exercise, can help, there is medication that may help, but best try and find a cause first.
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Have him drink a glass of V8 juice every morning. He may be low on potassium & V8 is a good way to help balance that out!!! V8 is also a great way to stop those horrible morning leg cramping!!
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You may think this is a strange thing to try but get some support stockings or pantyhose and wear them to bed. It greatly reduced the problem for me.
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