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I sometimes get cramps on my legs during sleep. it only goes away if i point my toes toward my head. why is this happening?
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I would try: Taking a magnesium supplement prior to bedtime. Magox 400 (magnesium oxide) is one you can try.
Answered 12/7/2014
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