A creepy-crawly, tingly-tightening sensation in your legs and the urge to keep them moving. Know the feeling? That’s how patients often describe Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS).

Studies have shown that RLS is a neurological condition. If you’re experiencing RLS symptoms over and over, you’re stuck in a coping routine that’s affecting your life, changing your behavior—and becoming a part of who you are.

RLS affects your legs and it can affect your life. See how to get help