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Hands and feet?
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Hands and feet?
by Jamrhi6 » Tue Dec 24, 2013 6:22 pm
My feet are very cramped up and I have a hard time walking. Has anyone else with MS experienced this? My hands are also severely cramped and it's hard to grip a pen.
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Re: Hands and feet?
by jimmylegs » Wed Dec 25, 2013 6:44 am
any time I hear anything about cramps, spasm, tics, tightness, and so on I go to magnesium status first. particularly against the backdrop of strenuous exercise. consistent with your hypokalemic history as well. a serum magnesium result could be very telling. easy to get.
odd sx? no dx? check w/ dietitian
DRI=MINIMUM eg bit.ly/1vgQclQ
99% don't meet these. meds/lifestyle can affect levels
status can be low in ms & other cond'ns
'but my results are normal'. typical panels don't test all
deficits occur in 'normal' range
DRI=MINIMUM eg bit.ly/1vgQclQ
99% don't meet these. meds/lifestyle can affect levels
status can be low in ms & other cond'ns
'but my results are normal'. typical panels don't test all
deficits occur in 'normal' range
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