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My husband will often wake up with a bad cramp in his leg he has taken toprol (metoprolol) and micardis for many years, what will cause's them and what can we do?
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Leg cramps: Toprol (metoprolol) has a side effect of leg cramps. Discuss with your physician.
Answered 2/16/2014
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