Restless Leg Syndrome or RLS is described as a sleep disorder in which a person experiences vague, unpleasant, seldom painful, but always very annoying, sensations in the legs such as creeping, crawling and tingling. These sensations occur anywhere from the thigh to the ankle. The nerves in your lower back flow down and connect with the muscles in your legs.
If the nerve is compressed or irritated in the spine, it can cause all kinds of symptoms, including pain, numbness, Restless Leg Syndrome and involuntary movement disorders, just to name a few.
