family and yourself. Please spread the word. Everyone needs to be on Magnesium. People that are so stressed out, having panic attacks, even those diagnosed as Bipolar are related to Mg deficiency. I'm a recently retired RN and I was not aware of how important Magnesium is to everyone's health.
Good luck to you and your Dad. Wish you all well.
His work causes him to sweat a lot and so he loses electrolytes and also Magnesium. I know a lot of people who gets cramps but not as bad as the way you described his. Magnesium is a supplement that not everyone is aware of. I used to take Mg (in my multi vits) and I thought that was good enough- wrong.
In the media, they always advertise Calcium and Vit D, but rarely say much about Mg. Actually, its a mineral that 94 % of the population is short of. There are many different kinds of Mg. I take Mg Glycinate as per directions on the bottle. I also add transdermal Mg..(Mg spray) to speed up building it in my system. This could help your Dad. They are available on line and on Amazon, read their reviews. It will also help to search You Tube for Magnesium Deficiency. You will learn about your Dad's symptoms, even some others that you did not mention here. It will be a blessing for you and your family to learn about it and use it. I have put my whole family, friends on Magnesium. Better sleep, less anxiety, lesser body aches and pains, treatment for leg cramps, treat most pain, protects from unstable blood sugar, helps control blood pressure, prevent hear attacks, it relaxes the muscles including heart muscles. Magnesium is involved in 300 body ezyme processes, so lack of it will cause hundreds of symptoms. So, educate yourself for the good of your f
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Unexplained bruising preceded by cramps should be investigated. Anemia and deficiency of vitamins C, K, B12, or folic acid are the common causes of easy bruisability. Ask your father to try taking iron tablets and multivitamins for some days and see if the symptoms improve. Other causes include SLE, bone marrow disorders, liver diseases or leukemias Anti-clotting (anti-coagulants) medication also can cause increased bruising.
You should get your father evaluated from a physician.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.