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Noriko,
Thank you for your question. A charlie horse can be caused by many things-- dehydration, low electrolyte levels, overexertion of a muscle, or a health condition. I would encourage you to do some stretching exercises and increase your water intake daily-- if this does not stop the Charlie Horses at night, then it would be a good idea to visit your doctor and get some lab tests done.
Wishing you the best,
Rosa
September 5, 2011 - 7:51amThis Comment