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A member asked:
I've been having leg pain for weeks, is it possible that i need more calcium and potassium? pain started after a workout.
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No: It is highly unlikely that electrolyte issues have caused chronic pain but simple blood tests will tell you for certain. Other causes are more likely.
Answered 10/24/2017
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