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Any time i get anxiety my legs cramp up. how can i make them stop doing that?
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Rule out medical: conditions w/the help of your doc. Then consider supplementing w/magnesium. Gentle stretching such as found in yoga can also help. Peace and good health. See mental health professional if anxiety level interferes w/function or comfort levels.
Answered 10/4/2017
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