In this study it is noted that the usage of more than

successful breastfeeding.
In this study it is noted that
the usage of more than one
class of the “at-risk” drugs
increases the chances of
having Restless Leg
Syndrome. Given that there is
high prevalence of RLS in
patients with ESRD these
medications should be used

with caution and only
administered when the
benefits outweigh the risk of
developing RLS.

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