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Best way to treat cramps if you have high blood pressure?
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Magnesium: I find that replacing magnesium and potassium can treat cramps. Soda water helps too. Avoid salt if you have high blood pressure. A half of banana before bed can do all this.
Answered 3/29/2013
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