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Last night had muscle cramps from knee to foot.doesnt happen often.started one leg, then the other then mostly one leg. went on for a bit then finally eased. tiring day leading up. today slightly achy. cause for concern?
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Muscle cramping and "achyness" can result from COVID-19 or other viral conditions. Suggest getting tested for COVID even if already fully vaccinated. See your internist for an exam and testing if this continues.
Answered 10/28/2021
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