Chemo Leg Cramps

Cramps or rather complaints of cramps were the presenting symptom of recognizable and previously unsuspected neurologic dysfunction in 64 27 of 42 of the identified causes.

Chemo leg cramps. Loss of positional sense knowing where a body part is without looking. The most common symptom of potassium deficiency is muscle cramping. Not just in my legs but everywhere.

My mum has never been on chemo but she has suffered with extremely painful cramps mostly in her legs. Pain may be mild and intermittent or persistent and severe. Using a tablespoon of mustard was a faster solution - the cramps would be gone in about 5 minutes.

Burning of hands andor feet. Chemotherapy and stomach pains - please help. I had 6 mths of chemo and 2 mths of radiotherapy and since then i have felt this horrible annoying pain.

19 Jul 2020 1048 in response to Trudles. Ît turns out that she is very deficient in magnesium. I also discovered that Neulasta a man-made form of a protein that stimulates the growth of white blood cells in your body after chemo is also linked to muscle cramping.

Since I started the CMF chemo in April I am having leg cramps a lot more often. Perhaps the chemo is depleting those electrolytes an unintended consequence. Often muscle cramps can be caused by insufficient Mg levels.

Revlimid impacts me by giving me crazy nighttime muscle cramps in my legs. Two things that have worked for me is Calcium and potassium. Signs of chemo-induced peripheral neuropathy include pain this.