Patient's question:
Many parts of the body are prone to cramps, which are much more painful than usual cramps. I went to the hospital for a check-up, but there was no calcium deficiency. What could be the reason? Since I started experiencing cramps after treating my hyperthyroidism, I asked the doctor, and he said it's unrelated to hyperthyroidism. What could be causing these cramps? What tests should I undergo?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for muscle cramps: 1. Poor local circulation, surrounding blood vessel inflammation or varicose veins in the feet, 2. Sudden changes in environmental temperature. 3. Excessive emotional tension. 4. Insufficient minerals in the diet (such as magnesium, calcium).It is recommended that you perform swinging exercises on the easily cramp-prone areas before going to bed. Additionally, pay attention to keeping your lower legs warm while sleeping. You can wear more clothes to make your hands and feet feel warm.
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