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If a teenager has muscle spasms, is it because of growth?
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Muscle spasms: muscle spasms (involuntary contraction of one or more muscles) can be the result of numerous conditions: Overexertion of muscles Insufficient stretching before exercise Exercising in the heat Muscle fatigue Dehydration electrolyte problems pinched nerve side effect from medications ...to name a few growth is not typically a cause of muscle spasms an exam by your doctor may be needed
Answered 9/28/2016
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