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A member asked:
When i'm lying in bed at night i get violent leg twitches and spasms. then they're really uncomfortable. how do i get them to stop?
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Stretch: Before bed do muscle stretching. No eating before bedtime. If that does not help get some labs (electrolytes, kidney function ) done at the doctors office. If that does not lead to a solution consider a sleep study or a neurology consult.
Answered 8/12/2014
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