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07 Jan 2008
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cramps
Cramp just above right knee whilst swimming ??
Dear Andrew
Cramps are caused by overexertion of muscles or electrolyte ( magnesium , calcium etc) imbalances. If this happens often you can ask your doctor to check your electrolytes by doing a bloodtest.
Dr Bets
Cramps are caused by overexertion of muscles or electrolyte ( magnesium , calcium etc) imbalances. If this happens often you can ask your doctor to check your electrolytes by doing a bloodtest.
Dr Bets
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