Painless Limbs and Moving Extremities Syndrome: A Variant of Painful Moving Limbs and Extremities

Sandip Kumar Dash *

Department of Neurology, Apollo Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

*Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.


Abstract

Painless limbs and moving extremities is a rare condition. Only few case reports or short series of cases are reported. It is believed to be a variant of painful legs and moving toes. It can affect the lower limbs causing painless moving legs and toes or can affect the upper extremities causing painless moving hands and fingers. Various mechanisms of this condition have been postulated, but it requires further studies regarding the exact mechanism of this type movement and the treatment of choice for this condition. Here a case of painless moving lower extremity and upper limb is described, who showed a good response to combination of clonazepam and gabapentine.

Keywords: Painless limbs and moving extremities, PoLMT, painful legs and moving toes, PLMT, painless moving hands and legs.


How to Cite

Dash, Sandip Kumar. 2016. “Painless Limbs and Moving Extremities Syndrome: A Variant of Painful Moving Limbs and Extremities”. Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research 15 (1):1-4. https://doi.org/10.9734/BJMMR/2016/24712.

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