A female asked:
cramp fasciculation syndrome with pain ln my legs seems to getting worse. what will make it go away?
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Dr. Andrew Germanovich answered
13 years experience Pain Management
Depends on the cause: Could be mineral deficiency, magnesium or potassium, could be other issues. See your doctor for an evaluation.
Answered on Jun 8, 2017
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