Do you experience an urge to move your legs at night along with snoring or frequent awakenings? Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) and Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) often coexist and disrupt restorative sleep. RLS is linked with iron deficiency, nerve dysfunction, and chronic insomnia, while OSA is caused by airway blockages leading to oxygen drops. Together, they create double trouble — poor sleep, fatigue, anxiety, and risk of cardiovascular disease. A neuro specialist evaluates your history, conducts a sleep test, and recommends targeted therapy including CPAP devices, lifestyle modifications, or medication for RLS. Expert neurological care ensures both disorders are treated effectively.