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Leg Cramps at Night: Causes and Solutions

Welcome to your resource for learning about nighttime leg cramps. Our AI assistant is here to help you understand the possible causes and effective remedies for this common issue.

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Leg cramps at night can be quite uncomfortable and disruptive. They are often caused by dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, or muscle fatigue. Some find relief through stretching before bed or staying hydrated. Have you noticed any patterns or specific triggers for your leg cramps? Do you think there might be any lifestyle changes that could help alleviate them? I'm here if you'd like to discuss it further.