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Why i get cramps on different parts of my body?
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Not sure.: Cramps are hard to explain. Generally a lab evaluation is done to make sure there are no significant blood, electrolyte or mineral abnormalities. This is almost never the case. Sometimes cramps can be associated with medications including diuretics, beta blockers and statins.
Answered 8/4/2018
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