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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I do not know, I bought it for my daughter for use against mosquitoes in the baby's crib. I don't think it would help with spiders. My grandmother used to put a bowl of water around anything to keep ants out. Good luck. most spiders are not dangerous and enjoydank, dark places and eat other insects.
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I want to contribute to the information, but I have not used this product. I travel to Canada where 300mg capsules of quinine are available without prescription. I buy them over-the-counter in the pharmacy section of the drugstores. Quinine at this dose is wonderfully effective; relieves excruciating leg cramps in minutes. No apparent side effects for me.
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They help me and I get pretty terrible thigh cramps! They are my worst cramps and thankfully I don't get them as often as feet and calf/shin cramps.
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Yes the amount of quinine appears to be more, however, I know PM works where regular did not stop my cramps.
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Hi Lisa, I have been using this for a few months now and also have spider vains, I have seen no change in my vains but my face is looking great,I use it morning and night.
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Spider veins are small dilated blood vessels near the surface of the skin . There are many factors for the cause. I know Vitamin K has been suggested as a method to reduce them; however, I am not sure there is very much clinical proof available to warrant its use...I do Have thses small veins on my face as well but I have never found any topical serum or cream that has made any difference in their visible appearance including this product...My best advise is to consult a Dr.if you are not satisfied with the look of a concealer...hope this helps...K
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I would have your doctor check your eletrolytes, as that can cause leg cramping, especially low potassium. You might try eating bananas till you see your doc, as they are high in potassium. I believe potatoes are a good source, too. you can Google potassium foods and probably get a list to pop up from somewhere. Calcium and Magnesium work together with Vitamin D3 to strengthen bones.
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Hi thanks to mollierhea I looked in to this I found that while both the acid reflux and the stop leg cramps contain the same ingredients; the amounts are different so that one is for the leg cramps one is for the reflux. I have only used the stop leg cramps, it worked well. I am now ordering the reflux just in case. :)
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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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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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Absolutely. It will prevent the baby from getting hurt when the baby begins to crawl.
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Yes, I would like to understand how this product seems to be identical and claims to help both leg cramps and acid reflux. It makes me very skeptical. How can I get answers about this concern?This makes me skeptical about this claim.
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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 don't take this product for that purpose--I don't have leg cramps. I take it to complete my daily intake of vitamins. The daily product I take is Active Senior by Rainbow Light and the only items that are not included as a 100% daily requirement are calcium and magnesium.
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The label indicates the homeopathic term for Quinine as Cinchona Officinalis; 3 x is listed, which indicates a 1.5 c dilution. I am not homeopathically trained to interpret this label info. My own Osteopathic physician told me that I could take these every night and not just when cramps were happening, therefore deeming the quinine content to be minimal. Never the less, I am 62 and do not need to heed any precautions regarding intake in case of planned pregnancy. Sorry I couldn't give more info.
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I just revisited the Amazon page to try to help you out but could only find what I've always ordered which is in the dark blue bottle. If you have any other questions, I'd be glad to try to help you. Mine shows a price of $16.48. Good luck, It sure has eliminated all of my leg cramps