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Your wife might be taking medicines such as water tablets or Statins for cholesterol, and these can cause leg cramps.
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However, taking medicine containing caffeine every day -- as well as drinking caffeine-loaded beverages such as coffee or soft drinks -- can lead to more frequent and severe headaches.
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