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Random, mild isolated cramps in right leg. tests say i'm heart healthy, had a ddimer a few months ago as a precaution, it was good. any ideas?
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Don't worry: Occasional muscle cramps are common, and seldom represent serious illness, especially in a man of your youth.
Answered 8/30/2014
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