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August 28, 2024
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A MyLupusTeam Member

Sounds crazy I had this awful..get every regular soap put under bed sheets about 2 on each side of you're lower legs will help ..I was shocked also boil corn and drink the the water you boil corn in..also accuputure

August 31, 2024
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Yes, many individuals with lupus experience severe leg and foot cramps. Here are some insights from the knowledge base:

- Cramping Symptoms: Cramping can be excruciating and may cause the muscles to spasm, leading to temporary disfigurement of the feet or calves
- Nighttime Occurrence: These cramps often occur at night, Show Full Answer

Yes, many individuals with lupus experience severe leg and foot cramps. Here are some insights from the knowledge base:

- Cramping Symptoms: Cramping can be excruciating and may cause the muscles to spasm, leading to temporary disfigurement of the feet or calves.
- Nighttime Occurrence: These cramps often occur at night, waking individuals from sleep.
- Duration: Some cramps can last for a long period, even hours.
- Severity: The pain can be so intense that it leads to loss of mobility for some people.

If you experience such severe cramps, it's important to discuss this with your doctor to rule out other potential causes and find appropriate treatment.

August 28, 2024
A MyLupusTeam Member

I take muscle relaxers at night time. Every night before I go to bed it seems to help out.

August 28, 2024
A MyLupusTeam Member

Sorry Ivory soap

September 2, 2024

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