Effects of melatonin and bright light administration on motor and sensory symptoms of RLS
Conclusion: Exogenous melatonin may have a detrimental effect on motor symptoms, and bright light exposure produced small but significant improvement of leg discomfort. The study shows the interest of using the SIT to measure outcome of intervention in RLS. Further studies will be needed to assess the therapeutic value of bright light in RLS. (Source: Sleep Medicine)
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