nerve problems, kidney problems, and reduced circulation.
That’s why persistent symptoms deserve attention.
Could Your Medication Be Contributing?
Sometimes.
Certain medicines may contribute to muscle cramps, and medications that increase urination can affect fluid or electrolyte balance.
This can be especially relevant for older adults taking several medications.
Don’t stop a prescription medicine because you’re experiencing cramps.
Instead, tell your doctor or pharmacist what is happening and ask whether any of your medications could be contributing.
When Leg Cramps Should Be Checked
Occasional cramps are usually harmless.
But contact a
