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Just had colonoscopy yesterday, nothing hurt except for my legs. they feel cramped up but the pain started when i got home.
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Leg cramps: this is due to the preparation drinks. this could cause electrolyte imbalance. drink more juice to replace what ever mineral you lost during the preparation
Answered 8/1/2018
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