RLS:UK
 
• About RLS:UK
– Activities
– Committee Members
• RLS:UK Guideline
• Links
• Acknowledgements
• History of RLS
• What is RLS?
– Essential Criteria
– Supportive Features
– Associated Features
• How Common is RLS?
• Who Develops RLS?
• What Causes Primary RLS?
• Can RLS be Caused by Other Conditions?
• What is the Differential Diagnosis of RLS?
• Are there Tests to Diagnose RLS?
• Clinical Trials & New Research
• How RLS is Treated?
– Non-drug Treatment
– Medication
– Specific Issues with Drug Treatment
– Drugs Table
• RLS Teaching Kit
• When to Consider Referral
• Summary
• How to Contact a Specialist in RLS?
• References

How to Contact a Specialist in RLS
There are no specific specialists in RLS although the Ekbom Support Group will guide you to the RLS:UK who may have a member expert in your area. You should then ask your GP for a local referral.

For further information see Ekbom Support Group website or e-mail ray.chaudhuri@uhl.nhs.uk or susanne.tluk@uhl.nhs.uk.
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