physical activity. Varicose veins and other vascular problems can also contribute to leg symptoms.
If your cramps are persistent, particularly if they’re accompanied by leg pain when walking, swelling, skin changes, or other unusual symptoms, it’s worth discussing them with a doctor.
5. Your Medication Could Be Contributing
Some medications can cause muscle cramps as a side effect.
The linked article mentions certain diuretics, statins, blood-pressure medications, and asthma treatments among medicines that can sometimes be associated with cramping.
If your cramps began soon after starting a new medication, tell
