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Do you get leg cramps every night? Here’s what causes them – and how to stop them!

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Staying hydrated throughout the day remains essential. Keeping a water bottle handy makes this gesture almost automatic.
Gentle stretching in the evening can also make a real difference. A few slow movements, a light stretch of the calf or ankle, gradually release tension.
Many women also find comfort in light massages or a warm hot water bottle before bed.
Finally, wearing comfortable, supportive shoes improves posture and reduces strain on the legs—a detail that can transform your evening and night.

 

When should you seek professional advice?
In most cases, nighttime cramps are occasional and can be reduced by making some adjustments to your daily routine. However, if they are very frequent, intense, or truly disruptive to your sleep, it can be helpful to consult a specialist.

Some people experience a genuine sense of well-being after receiving personalized advice: sometimes a simple change in routine is enough to find more restful nights. These nighttime tensions remind us that our bodies are communicating – and that often, simply listening to them more closely is all it takes for peaceful rest.

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