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By : Sam Johnston    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-05-23 23:15:22
Have you ever experienced severe cramps and pain in your legs after walking and excercising alot? Muscle cramps after excercise can be common and tend to be present in people that undertake fitness for the first time or after a long gap.The most familiar reasons of muscle problems are injuries. Someone injures a muscle or a group of muscles by doing a physical activity too long, too often, too quickly, or without preparing the muscles earlier. The excellent news is that lots of muscle injuries can be prevented. And when they develop, minor injuries tend to be treated at home. With ice, an over-the-counter pain reliever, and rest, most injured muscles usually repair in a few days.

Muscle cramps often seem to happen throughout exercise or soon after that. Why a muscle cramp takes place after excercising is a question whose exact answer remains being searched for. But according to many people and theories, factors like dehydration, electrolyte imbalance in your body stemming from extreme sweating, extreme weather conidtions, and faulty excercising or under or over stretching of muscles may be the reason for muscle cramps after excercise. Many sport professionals believe insufficient conditioning, stiffness, or over training could cause cramps. Cramps tend to be more familiar when people excercise in hot weather. The loss of particular chemicals in the body resulting from sweating is associated with muscle cramps. To function well, muscles need fluids, particularly electrolytes. These chemicals contain salts, potassium, magnesium, and calcium.

To prevent muscle cramps after excercising, it is advisable to ensure that you have suitable plus a well balanced diet including a good amount of vegatables and fruits so that you simply provide the body with all of the ample nutrients.

keep your body hydrated , also whille excercising you must ensure that you take part in proper stretching and excercising of the muscles in order to avoid any cramps as well as injuries.

Don't over exert yourself It is often see that individuals aim to overstretch their bodies during the first day of excercising itself. This is the wrong way and cause you to become vunurable to cramps and injuries.

You must slowly and gradually increase the intensity of the workout. Also, don't workout in extreme hot conditions as that can dehyrate your body, leading to cramps.

If you're suffering from muscle cramps after excercising, then make sure you first take rest and slowly strecth your hurting or cramping muscles. Massaging the area can also be helpful because it helps in increasing circulation. Also, use ice on the affected muscles in order to ease the pain. Do not foget to drink lots of fluids.

Avoid drinking to much water, this could upset your stomach if running is your chosen sport. Alternatlivly there are Electrolyte supplements avialble to help prevent muscle cramping as well as to replenish your electrolytes.

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