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Leg Cramps During Pregnancy: Causes and Solutions

Experiencing leg cramps during pregnancy can be quite uncomfortable. Our AI assistant is here to engage with you, providing insights and answering any questions you may have about managing this common issue.

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Leg cramps during pregnancy can be quite uncomfortable and are often due to weight changes and increased pressure on the legs. Ensuring you get enough magnesium and calcium might help, and gentle stretching before bed can also be beneficial. Have you experienced cramps frequently, or are they more occasional? What have you found helps to ease them? I'm here to support you with more strategies if you'd like.