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Muscle cramp in chest
I have been have a muscle cramp, that seems to enlarge when cramping, under my left rib cage. Usually happens when I am going to the bathroom and am constipated. It can take up to a minute or so to stretch it out, then it will just give way and relax again. Anything I need to be concerned about?
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Calc fluor 6x 4pills 3times daily
Lexaton 1tab at bedtime.
Calsivita syrup 1spoonful 3times daily
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
As per details given it is directly related bowel movement/ digestive system origin... constipation is the supporting sign to this.. good to correct the food and its pattern. Fiber rich foods like raw veggies, sprouts, whole pulses affects.. Refined flours, baked stuffs, nuts, reheated foods, lack of good lipids in food like reasons are able to do such a problem...
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