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Why You Get Leg Cramps at Night — And What You Can Do to Prevent Them

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muscle fatigue, prolonged sitting, and certain sleeping positions may contribute. They can also become more common with age.

Dehydration may play a role, particularly after heavy sweating, exercise, or exposure to hot weather. Electrolytes such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium are essential for normal muscle and nerve function, but cramps do not continue reading …

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