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Muscle cramps in leg
Hi there,
i am just got vaccinated on 9th June with covisheild 1st dose. and from last 3 days i am observing a muscle cramps in my legs and arms. visited physician today and he said it was due to low bp. gave some medicine from his dispensary and omega 3 capsule for next 10 days and also an injection.
Legs feel bit heavy and weakness. is this due to the covisheild or i am thinking to much?
cramps are in calf and upper arms only...
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cramps in leg especially in calf area is due to prolong standing and vit b complex deficiencies. it should not be corelated to vaccine .
kindly consult with ur detialed history , r you facing these cramps as night and r they painful also
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