It's driving me crazy

It is a hard thing to accept that you have this disease at such a young age. Please try to find a doctor that knows and understands RLS. I personally see a Pulmonologist but a Neurologist would also be good. For me, I have found that taking generic Requip helps butI\ I absolutely have to take it  on time. So I set my alarm on my cell phone that reminds me. A Hot bath before bed may also help. One very old recommendation is taking Valium if your dictor will prescribe it. It does work but most doctors don't like to give it.With respect to iron, try Pure Absorb. It is liquid and is easier on your digestive system. Also, don't forget to exercise. Running or rowing is good. And there is a diet that many people follow. I can't remember name but it will be mentioned in this blog somewhere. Good luck in finding what works. It is a disease that is hard to accept and I pray that you will discover the routine that works dor you.

I feel a bit of sadness for someone so young to have to deal with this disease. There is no cure, only medication to calm the symptoms. With that said, find a doctor who treats this disease and understands it. This might take you some time. In the meantime, make sure your current doctor knows your medication isn't working. Also, you may need to change your diet, at least for a awhile. There is a diet called fodmap which you can look up. You may need more iron and magnesium even if your iron levels are normal. I don't advise exercising late in the day but that is just my experience. Also, I absolutely have to take my medication exactly on time (especially in the evening or I regret it. I also discovered that for me too much medication made it worse.. It will not seem fair that this is a trial and error journey until you have what works for you and it really isn't but it seems to be the process  you will go through now. I wish you the best in finding a solution and acceptance of having this disease.

There's been some success with Ropinirole used for Parkinson's. Ask your doctor.