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Leg cramps at night
My legs are getting cramps at night while sleeping and also when I wake up. Sometimes I feel heaviness while walking. I am not sure whether it is really there or just my doubt. There is no swelling in my legs. I work in a bank, so I sit for long hours. I have a mild spondylosis issue. I was going to the gym until December, but I stopped due to time constraints. Last month, I had a fever due to a urinary infection.
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It’s common at your age, one of the cause maybe because of your work like prolonged sitting, vitamin deficiency etc
To find the right exact cause detailed history and some investigations need to be done
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Restart walking/mild exercise
Avoid sitting for longer duration
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Keep leg elevation on 2 pillow while sleeping
Plenty of water
Tablet Meganeuron od daily for 15 days
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Dr. N Hanumantha Reddy
Orthopedic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Nalgonda
Plz check for your sugar levels and serum electrolytes once
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Tab CORNISURE 500 mg daily twice will useful
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