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foot cramp in bed

Hello, I have an unusual symptom of a foot cramp or drawing pain in the sole of my left foot. It occurs early in the morning in bed and happens when I flex or stretch my foot.

The foot then cramps and it affects the second toe (the one next to the big toe) and causes a cramp in that toe only and it is very painful. It causes the toe to draw downward and I have to manually bend it back up.

I would like to know if anyone has a remedy for this. It is very specific as far as time of day and only affecting the left foot and that toe.

I'd appreciate any help.

Thanks,
ruth

ruth45 on 2013-07-19

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Mag phos 6x 4tabs with hot water three times for 5 days colocynth 30 one dose evening time 5 days

♡ akshaymohl last decade

Hi ruth,

I think you already have mag phos the cell salt.

Colocynthis may be at Whole Foods in the 30c or if not
you can order on this site.

Dr. Mohla uses 8 globules as a dose.

♡ simone717 last decade

Thank you for your replies. I have both remedies and I will try them.

I am grateful for this website and so appreciative of everyone's advice.

ruth

ruth45 last decade

hello, i am not one of the dr's or experts, but i wanted to tell you that i get leg and foot cramps and i find taking magnesium helps, i take 'calm' it's a powdered magnesium that comes in a canister. please note that magnesium can cause a laxative effect so start at the lowest dosage.

DAS1965 last decade

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