Another known cause of RLS in psA patients is Vitamin D deficiencey (BTW Vitamin D is not a vitamin but an essential hormone that alos is necessary for some pain control. And the other I hate to mention is turning 40…
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Makes sense. I hope you get the results you are looking for.
I started taking vitamin D about 4 months ago. I don’t eat a lot of dairy, IBS, and I wanted to make sure I’m covered with calcium and vitamin D. I’m curious to know more about the RLS link and vitamin D.
I also turn 40 this year. What fun!
80% of arthritis patients are vitamin d deficient. Vitamin D is steroid hormone which regulates levels of potasium, calcium and phosphorus which of course has lots to do with muscle action. It as sreoid hormone regulates B cell and T cell binding.
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Very interesting! I will look into this more.