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While RLS symptoms can vary from person to person, they are generally described as burning, creeping, crawling, aching, tingling, or tugging sensations in the legs. These sensations often occur in the lower legs, deep inside the leg. These sensations can also occur in the feet, thighs, trunk, and arms.
