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Old 02-13-2016, 03:11 PM #3
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My wife has Psoriatic Arthritis and Fibro and suffers many many muscle cramps. I keep her in magnesium and push hydration and Calcium with D3 also. Her blood test came back with high Calcium so we had to stop that. So, let us know if you find a glimmer of help or hope. Thanks, Ken in Texas.
Be careful with the calcium, my endo told me it can cause kidney stones.
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