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Hello doctor i'm having muscle cramps in both legs, calfs, feet, and upper thighs every night and during work, what that about?
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Possible: Nerve impingement, vitamin deficiency like magnesium and potassium, dehydration, or possible side effect of a cholesterol lowering medication if you happen to be on one.
Answered 6/4/2013
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