thread: Calf Pains in the middle of the nIght

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  1. #1
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    Yep I've had these, only very very VERY mild though and only if I stretch my legs and point my toes at the same time like someone else said and usually I can stop it before it actually turns into a cramp iykwim.
    I'm currently taking CM Conception/Pregnancy/Breastfeeding Magnesium & Calcium tabs so they seem to be working, you have to get them from a naturapth though.

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    I actually had my first really bad one last night. I think stretching and keeping up fluids is the best you can do.

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    the biggest thing u can try to do is not to stretch with ur toes (if that makes sense)
    i get them every now and then to.. its not nice when ur half asleep lol

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    I had those with the girls. Just learnt not to stretch my legs out...hated that!
    I have heard (myth busters, lol) that soda water every day can help...or was it tonic?

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    yes got them all the time with dd and have had a few with the pg.

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    i had it once when i was pregnant with declan and that actually put me in labour LOL but it was the most horrible thing to wake up to

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    I have the same thing - well, I don't get them much anymore, but I did - I did some reading and starting taking a magnesium tablet before bed (I take Mega Magnesium, which you can just get from the pharmacy, and it has other stuff in there as well) and drink plenty of water - part of it can be dehydration, especially now that's it's starting to warm up