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Question Posted Saturday December 11 2004, 1:50 pm

Hi. OK, Some nights i get these staining feelings in my calf (i think it might be called a 'charly-horse' but im not sure) anyway i get them every once in a while like if i work out that day and i didnt stretch enough...but i havent worked out in like a week and i have been getting them a lot more than usual...i dont know why...they hurt so but, it feels like someone is trying to pull my muscle out, like i have to get up and stand on it or sqeeze it really hard for it to stop and there is still an after feeling and it even goes on till the next day....does anyone know what this is, and how i can stop them and how to make them feel better when they come....thanks!

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*Kate* answered Saturday December 25 2004, 10:57 pm:
That always happened to me, you just have to eat more potassium.(Its in bananas and orange juice) then it won't happen as often. (Hardly at all)
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Daisy answered Tuesday December 14 2004, 10:44 am:
yup! Its to do with your salt intake and its very common. I can't remember though if its because you're eating too much or too less salt so you'll have to find out that for yourself! Other symptoms are also when you wake u p in the middle of the night with cramp in your calf.

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Striker6909 answered Sunday December 12 2004, 11:29 am:
hmmm well it's possible that your muscle could be unaligned... and so it's trying to reconfigure itself... it could also mean that you are growing.. maybe you should start stretching every morning also... if this goes on for a long time you should go see a doctor

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Ask_Miss_Audrey answered Saturday December 11 2004, 5:42 pm:
I'm a runner, and my guess whould be you have shin splints....if you have an athletic trainer at your school, i would suggest telling them....Before you work out stretch well, ice them every night before you go to be thats VERY important....a heating pad most likely will not help...if it gets worse tell a parent or someone who can get you to a doctor....hope i helped!!

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cutie_babee answered Saturday December 11 2004, 5:03 pm:
Um hey um I have that exact same problem when I sleep I wake up like almost screaming of pain and my calf is really like hard and hurts um I have no clue what you can do but um me when it happens usually when I wake I limp and my mom is a nurse she keeps telling me to walk normally and the pain will leave but she says that ur muscle isn't getting like enough work cause I have like muscular legs and um yeah it hurts so just try working out your legs more like um do more leg excersises it might work cause I didn't get it for a few weeks since school started I had it once and it was during a long weekend cause I have GYM everydayd so I work my legs alot so just try keeping ur legs working on regularly

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