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Hubby has severe muscle cramps in his legs , stomach, sides. potassium level fine. drinks plenty if water. what can help? usually every night.
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Maybe magnesium: Supplements. Is he on any cholesterol lowering meds? One side effect of those is bad muscle cramping.
Answered 9/23/2015
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