dsb38327

Try putting (bathing) soap bars under the sheets. Several. Unwrap them, spread them out so the legs will be near them as you move around in your sleep. You can chunk the bars into 1/4ths or use the bar whole. Doesn't matter what brand but the white soaps seem to work better than others. Many who have tried it for restless leg syndrome know when their soaps have been removed. /Regards, Dorothy
( I am on edit now).
I do support a trip to the doctor, might the diverticulosis have any bearing on the symptoms? Doctor has his history and might see something Hubby has forgotten about. /Regards, Dorothy

sewcrafty

This may sound funny, but a salad. Lettuce has something in it, can't remember the name of it now (maybe its melatonin (sp)), that assist in sleeping. Also, you might try some decaf. tea like peppermint, ginger, etc. They have some for nighty night.

momymom

Hey Marsye, How's Hubs today?? Did he make his dr. appt.???

marsye

He's fine but I'm tired :lol: Not yet but I will!! :thumbup:

Pam

Marsye, Temperpedic wants to sell you a matress.

marsye

I'm ready to try anything!!!!!!!!

Woodster

How about a different bedroom until he calms down? Maybe that'll give him an added incentive to see the doc.

marsye

Been doing that!!!! I have to get up in the middle of the night and go to the other bedroom. If we have guest again they will have to get a motel. :lol: :lol:

earlylace

Hey Marsye, how about a big turkey dinner before bed, the tripafone (sp) in turkey makes me sleep!

Woodster

Just start off in that room, too.