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Legs going numb while sleeping

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Msbluesky32 · 21/01/2013 14:14

Im 29 weeks now and the last couple of nights my thighs have gone numb and woken me up and the only way I can relieve the pain/weird sensation/cramping is by sitting upright - then I can't sleep. It feels like someone has been repeatidly punching me in the leg Confused. I thought the first night it happened that I might have been a bit dehydrated but that doesn't seem to be it. Has anyone had experiences of this and found anything that's helped? Thanks!

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Runswithsquirrels · 21/01/2013 17:39

Got this from fourteen weeks now thighs are in competition with arms to see which can be the numbest. No answers I'm afraid. I figure it might just be one of those things, although I'd love to hear if anyone does have a solution.

Paradisefound · 21/01/2013 18:29

I have been getting this too at 28 weeks. I found out on the net that cramping can be due to lack of calcium or potassium. So I have increased my dairy and banana intake and it has improved.

Msbluesky32 · 21/01/2013 19:10

Oh no runswithsquirrels ! At least I have an arm with feeling so I can move, poor you.

Hi paradisefound thanks for the tip, I will try -although I'm already eating lots of bananas, perhaps I will try adding more dairy - any excuse to eat more cheese Grin

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