… effects of psychological illness in relation to this entity 1,2 . … primary focus on the root causes
and related comorbidities 98 … pathways and may contribute to RLS symptoms 104,112 . One …

… sleep disorders are commonly comorbid with mood disorders. … as a contributing factor for
the emergence of the illness or, at … The RLS appears to have been an idiosyncratic reaction to …

… more neurodevelopmental or mental health comorbidity, and … with tics and that can contribute
to disruption of daily routines … present in restless legs syndrome (RLS) can be challenging, …

… RLS therapeutic medication or the use of the opioid to additionally treat a non-RLS comorbid
… and prescriber reluctance contributed to the lower baseline doses observed in this group. …

… These factors include comorbidity with other sleep … sleepiness; psychological conditions
exacerbating RLS symptoms… ND and NS and AA contributed to the design, MM and RJ statistical …

… Insomnia and restless leg syndrome (RLS) are associated … ), which is often comorbid with
mood or thought disorders; however, it … Lastly, as RLS and insomnia (and psychiatric disorders) …

… Therefore, based on these findings, we hypothesized that the imbalance between thyroid
hormones and the dopaminergic system may contribute to the development of RLS. …

… The precise underlying mechanism contributing to psychiatric … Restless leg syndrome and
coexisting obstructive sleep … or neurological illness without comorbid psychiatric conditions (…

… or psychiatric conditions that could be contributing. Approximately 40% to 50% of individuals
presenting with insomnia have a comorbid mental illness… are movement disorders, with RLS …

… to be a contributory causal factor in the pathophysiology of … sleep disturbances and the
comorbid psychiatric condition. Therefore… Antidepressants can also cause or exacerbate RLS and …