RLS symtoms when I take a nap or sleep irregularly?

[Jay]

I was wondering if anyone has the same case scenario as I do. Whenever I don't sleep at the same time as my normal timing, my legs will start going crazy which causes me problems to sleep. I have read many cases of RLS, but no one mentioned that if they don't sleep at the same time will cause these symtoms. I've noticed that I have major problems when this happens or when I try to take a nap. However, if I exercise enough, and sleep at the same time for at least a week, I do not have that problem. My nerves in my body will not drive me crazy to force to kick my legs again.

Does anyone have any opinions on similar scenario?

[sokokl]

I have friends who have dealt with RLS and also a cousin but I have not heard of this kind of scenario going on. You could be dealing with something like low potassium levels (an example only).

Because of the exercise that you do it could also mean that there is some other kind of weakness with the muscles going on (another example only).

I would recommend getting back in touch with your doctor to let them know what's going on so that they can evaluate the situation further.