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Can denervation of a muscle cause symptoms of muscle cramping and exercise intolerance?
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Yes. But here are several possible other reasons for muscle cramping. Mineral balance issues, loss of circulation and others.
Answered 3/10/2022
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Yes, a widespread nerve or muscle disorder can result in both exercise intolerance and/or muscle cramping on exertions
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