I wonder if ADHD folks get restless leg syndrome. If I don’t move my legs feel like they’re on fire and my brain is screaming the whole time. It’s like there’s a feedback loop that my brain reroutes to motor control so the buzz doesn’t use cognitive processing power.
I don’t know if it’s restless leg syndrome, but my leg just bounces on its own like it has a screensaver default. Sucks most when there are people demanding I stop because they don’t realize I have to actively concentrate to not do it.
I wonder if ADHD folks get restless leg syndrome. If I don’t move my legs feel like they’re on fire and my brain is screaming the whole time. It’s like there’s a feedback loop that my brain reroutes to motor control so the buzz doesn’t use cognitive processing power.
I don’t know if it’s restless leg syndrome, but my leg just bounces on its own like it has a screensaver default. Sucks most when there are people demanding I stop because they don’t realize I have to actively concentrate to not do it.
AFAIK restless leg syndrome is absolutely a co-morbidity for ADHD. Especially adult ADHD. I have both.
Me too. Pramipexole helps while falling asleep but ever since i started vyvanse i find myself needing pramipexole less and less.
Its funny how ive had the best nights of sleep in my life while on amphetamines lol, i sleep like a baby now