does this help with cramp in spider vein in pregnancy?
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Im sorry but i dont know because im a male. I javent had any pains or cramps while wearing these though if that helps
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I can't be sure but do know it's better than nothing. I almost think the compression may be too light.
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Definitely not mosquitoes. And spiders don't have the body mass for the ultrasound to really make an impact. For instance, we watch a roach get near it and nearly jumped out of his skin. It really works on anything larger like field mice, etc.
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It's a little late for this reply, but I used this during pregnancy and it helped a lot with nausea. After a while it really bothered my legs and I had restless legs at the end of the pregnancy so I couldn't tolerate the itchy/stingy-ness. This was my third child and I wish I had known about it with my first two! - Amy
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I looked on the bottle and cannot find anywhere where it states that it is. My husband and I both use it for leg and foot cramps (charlie horses) and it solves the problem in no time at all. I found that tip on a wellness web page and decided to give it a try and am glad I did.
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I don't have the box anymore. It says on the bottle, Cuprum Metallicum and Magnesia Sulfate. You can try their website also. I have been using it for years for legs cramps at night and it works fast and great. I even take it along on trips.
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I do not but as a woman who has been pregnant twice I think it would benefit you. Also slightly elevated your lower legs when you sleep You will literally take a load off :))
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I have RLS and my doc recommended this along with my medication. Highly recommended. Even if you don't have RLS, it's excellent at stopping night time leg cramps. Also, be sure to have iron levels checked...iron deficient anemia can cause/aggravate the condition as well.
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Cramps are basically out of control muscle contractions that don't receive the ions necessary for a properly timed "release" signal. This supplement replaces key electrolytes (Calcium/Magnesium/Iodine) that are important for proper neuro-muscular function in a readily bio-available form. This means these minerals will be absorbed and enter your blood stream very quickly after ingestion. NOTE: People with Iodine allergy should read the product label!
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Go to Hyland's.com. type "leg cramps pm" into search field. click on the product, scroll down a little and find the ingredients.
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I haven't but my chiropractor says that insufficient water can cause cramps in the legs and feet. Since adding a little more than 1 1/2 my body weight converted into ounces. I no longer have cramps in my toes and feet. I use the Magnesium Lotion to help me sleep. pus going to bed earlier, I love it!
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Absolutely. It will prevent the baby from getting hurt when the baby begins to crawl.
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In addition to trying calcium/magnesium for leg cramps, try the Now Foods Apple Cider Vinegar capsules. Helped my stepfather's nighttime leg cramps.
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My legs feel so much better and I also order the Horse Chestnut cream, I have only been taking it for about 2 1/2 weeks it hasn't started to show yet but it does help with the pain.
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Yes, it is good - I got it for my girlfriend, in particular to help her with period cramps. She likes it for that; of course it doesn't make the aches go away fully, but it does help.
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No. It is to counteract the muscle cramps many people get when taking a statin drug (for cholesterol). For my wife and me, CoQ10 works fine at preventing cramping. CoQ10 has other benefits, but I'm not sure what they are.
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No. Main ingredient is Menthol, plus Eucalyptus. It does work for muscle and leg cramps very well.
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It seems as if you are looking for a cure, but note that it can be hereditary or your wife might have other problems like diabetes, high blood pressure, iron deficiency, etc. If she does have such problems resolve those first. And for your magnesium question it might help. Also she can incorporate this to alleviate the discomfort: Vitamin d3, magnesium glycinate, l-glutamine, exercise (walking and maybe light weight training for the leg/s), and more natural based nutrition (quit preservatives, additives, and sugars of all kind).I am not a specialist this are just my opinions.