2021-11-09 15:36:22
Many may wonder: What is Chronic Foot Disease? Or how do I know if I have this disease? Does moving my feet all day mean I have Chronic Foot Disease?
To answer these questions, the best solution is to give a description of this disease. Restless legs syndrome, also known as Willis-Ekbom Syndrome, is described as a feeling of discomfort, sometimes very difficult to describe, however, some people refer to it as a feeling of discomfort, tingling, itching, cramping, electrical or
even pain, which is accompanied by restlessness or the need to move the legs and which by making movements, massages, walking or cold water baths improves this disturbance. It usually occurs or worsens at night, although during the day it can occur with prolonged rest.
But what is the cause of this disease? This disease is little known today and therefore little is known, however, recent research has shown a strong relationship with low brain thinking as part of the causes of this syndrome. And then we wonder, why does the brain metal go down? Any loss of blood will cause iron in the blood to decrease. By having low levels of iron in the blood, the body, in an attempt to process this deficiency, will use brain iron to supplement the loss, that is, heavy menstruation, gifts blood. , anemia or any other reason that leads to a decrease in blood iron can lead to Restless Legs Syndrome.
This can be proven with blood tests and transcranial ultrasound to measure brain iron deposits and see if this is the cause of the problem. If you suffer from this syndrome, you may have found that you also have a genetic/hereditary basis, there are 20 genes related to this syndrome, which increases the predisposition to suffer from you and which has an heir of 50-60%, that is to say, you will not be surprised if your parents, children or siblings also feel some discomfort in their feet.
For this syndrome there is pharmacological treatment, and what is fashionable even today is treatment with intravenous iron. It is possible to reduce the drug and in some selected cases, with a long follow-up by specialized medical personnel and the use of intravenous iron, it is possible to completely remove the drug.
Editing:
10/11/2021 09:11
This information should not replace a doctor’s opinion. If you have any questions, consult with professionals.
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