people.
If your cramps began soon after starting a new medication or changing the dose, mention it to your doctor or pharmacist.
Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own.
6. Nerve Problems
Nerve irritation or damage can cause nighttime leg discomfort.
Possible symptoms include:
Tingling
Burning
Numbness
Electric-shock sensations
Weakness
Conditions such as diabetes, spinal problems, or nerve compression may be involved.
7. Circulation Problems
Poor blood flow can sometimes cause leg pain, though the pattern is often different from an ordinary nighttime cramp.
Possible warning signs include:
