maslex
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Well, maybe not the actual charlie horse, but the after effects?
I don't normally get them except a couple times during the summer in the pool when one of my toes will cramp up pretty bad. But after it goes back to normal, it's fine.
So a couple days ago, I woke up in the middle of the night with a pretty bad one in the back of my right calf. It took a few minutes for the "worse" part of it to go away but it still hurts. Never had that happen before. Actually, this is really the only one I ever remember having in my calf (like I mentioned before, I usually get one in my toe in the pool)
Is this normal? What can you do to get rid of the soreness?
I don't normally get them except a couple times during the summer in the pool when one of my toes will cramp up pretty bad. But after it goes back to normal, it's fine.
So a couple days ago, I woke up in the middle of the night with a pretty bad one in the back of my right calf. It took a few minutes for the "worse" part of it to go away but it still hurts. Never had that happen before. Actually, this is really the only one I ever remember having in my calf (like I mentioned before, I usually get one in my toe in the pool)
Is this normal? What can you do to get rid of the soreness?