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Help with Calf Cramps?

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When I go for a walk at lunch time or even walk from my office to my parking lot in the afternoons, my calves get really, really cramped and hurt. I even try stretching a bit before I go but it doesn't help....any suggestions or explanation?

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  1. Wow.  Your office has a really cool policy on bringing pets to work.  Mine won't allow a goldfish, let alone small cattle.

    Maybe if you let them graze for a while during the morning they won't cramp up at midday.


  2. Do you take any source of duretics? It could be lack of potassium. ask your dr if you need KLORCON especially if you take duretics, such as lasix

  3. Your potassium levels could be low, my grandma had that problem and she had calf cramps like that.  

  4. In addition to the ones above, try stretching after the walk, too.

  5. Stand facing a wall, put one foot as verticle as possible against the wall and lean into the wall for a comforting stretch.  This works the back of the leg.  To work on the opposite side, find something to slip your foot under and flex your foot upward.
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