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Leg Cramping

I am 6 mos post op RNY. Last night while I was laying in bed watching television, I developed severe leg cramping in both upper thighs. It was so painful it was almost impossible to get out of bed. Luckily I had a bottle of Water on nightstand and drank a lot of water thinking it may have been due to dehydration. I finally laid on my side and stretched my leg and did the same to the other side. It wasn't a Charlie horse which is in the calf. It finally relaxed but wow was it uncomfortable. Anyone else experience this?

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    • okiegirl1980
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      Pickle juice! Drink a shot glass full. Sent from my iPad using the BariatricPal App

    • Djmohr
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      It could be your potassium levels. You need to get checked. I would call the doctor.

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    Pickle juice! Drink a shot glass full.

    Sent from my iPad using the BariatricPal App

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    It could be your potassium levels. You need to get checked. I would call the doctor.

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    Thanks for the posts. I thought about potassium. I know a banana will help pretty fast.

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