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• changedname member

  July 2015

  It can be associated with BH and/-or contractions.... I haven't personally experienced them but I heard that czn happen

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• lifesabeach85 member

  July 2015

  Leg cramps are totally normal. Try hydrating, eating bananas, and stretching with legs flexed

  
  
  

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• jadetree1080 member

  July 2015

  My midwife suggested I take a liquid calcium magnesium supplement to help with cramps. I was getting them really bad for a while. Seems to be helping.

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• taylorharber1108 member

  July 2015

  I just started to get them today. They actually make my knees buckle. I read online that they are normal and typically happen when baby moves into the pelvic area.

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• Lovetangle member

  July 2015

  Yes!!! And in my butt when I'm asleep. So weird. Coconut water has been my savior. I'm not a fan of the taste but the chocolate kind tastes like yoohoo which is much better (to me). The potassium in it helps you from becoming dehydrated.
  I hope this helps!!!

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• Lalala2326 member

  July 2015

  Avocados have more potassium than bananas and so far have been working great to keep away leg cramps. If they are from something else though I have no idea. My daughter was breech and never descended at all. This one is definitely low but far from engaged..
  

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• countryrhodes90 member

  July 2015

  I get them in my calves at night so bad I wake up almost crying. I also get milder ones in the sides of my calves when I walk a lot or stand a lot

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• melissa12685 member

  July 2015

  Thanks everyone!

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