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Muscle pain

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    Yes, I take magnesium citrate to avoid muscle cramps.

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Try stretching

Is this something related to activity? Or something else?

if activity—Have you tried hot baths? Stretching is also good (it is supposed to hurt a little). if it persists, or if you just happen to have some compression boots/sleeves laying around, a couple of cycles of that every night can work wonders.

If you have inexplicable muscle soreness you should check in with surgeon or PCP. There are some conditions that have muscle tightness as a symptom.

I got a little bit of cramping and increased my potassium intake via adding in some avocado and bananas to what I was already eating. For example, I'd put avocado in egg, or banana with my yogurt. I don't know if the muscle pain you're getting is from cramps, exercise, or just general pain, so I don't know if that'll help. The only time I've taken magnesium citrate is for constipation, and that was pre-surgery. If the pain is a constant, I'd call the doctor.

Yes, I take magnesium citrate to avoid muscle cramps.

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