Scientists sniff out clues to RLS drug side effects
NCT ID NCT06726785
Summary
This study aims to understand how long-term use of common restless legs syndrome (RLS) medications might change how certain genes work in the body. Researchers will compare nasal swab samples from 50 people with RLS who have taken these drugs for different lengths of time. The goal is to learn more about a known side effect called 'augmentation,' where the medication can sometimes make symptoms worse over time.
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Alethios Inc
RECRUITINGSan Francisco, California, 94109, United States
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