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Toe cramps: causes of toe cramps or toe cramps

  1. Toe cramps or cramps in the toes is a nasty complaint. If you've ever had a cramp in the toes, you know how painful it can feel and how awkward it is. When you're overcome with cramps in the toes, you often instinctively reach for your toes to massage them out of the painful, cramped position. Cramps in the toes are relatively common during or after sports or while walking (for example a walking tour, such as the Nijmegen Four Days Marches). But you can also experience toe cramps seemingly without cause, both during the day and at night. But what actually causes these nasty toe cramps and are some people more prone to toe cramps than others? And what's the best way to get rid of them?

Cramps in the toes

  1. Toes cramps feels like any other muscle cramps

Toes cramps due to overload

  1. Intensive sports

Medical conditions and use of drugs

  1. Diseases

Toe cramps from dehydration

  1. The most common cause of muscle cramps is dehydration

Toe cramps and the muscles

  1. Muscle injuries Injuries to muscles and other tissues in the feet, toes or calves can include muscle weakness, toe cramps or sore toes

Restless leg syndrome

  1. Restless leg syndrome is a troublesome neurological movement disorder, in which you experience an annoying itchy feeling in the legs, difficulty in lying or sitting still and a tendency to constantly move your legs. It also causes nocturnal foot cramps and leg cramps

Toe cramps due to mineral deficiency

  1. Minerals are essential for the functioning of your body and certain minerals can affect blood pressure, muscles and nerve function. In case of a shortage of calcium, magnesium, sodium

Dystonia

  1. A special form of muscle spasm is dystonia, a disorder in muscle tone. Dystonia refers to an unnatural position caused by involuntary muscle contractions, usually at the extremity of the limb, for example when the big toe or other toes suddenly become vertical. Dystonia can occur in various conditions, such as Wilson's disease (copper accumulation in liver and brain), multiple sclerosis (MS), brain damage or stroke or Parkinson's disease

  2. A special form of muscle spasm is dystonia, a disorder in muscle tone. Dystonia refers to an unnatural position caused by involuntary muscle contractions, usually at the extremity of the limb, for example when the big toe or other toes suddenly become vertical. Dystonia can occur in various conditions, such as Wilson's disease (copper accumulation in the liver and brain), multiple sclerosis (MS), a brain injury or a stroke or Parkinson's disease



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