Granny's gone and done it again

[troyer]

Something new! Never heard of this. What goes into your brine?

Eat the pickles, leave the juice in it and fill the jar with your favorite cheese. Put it in the refrigerator for two days and enjoy!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Are the spasms painful?
Try an ice pack. Maybe alternate with heating pad.

yes they are. I will try that, Thank you

 

[microchick]

my side of my ankle wont stop spasming. 2 days now. any ideas to stop it?

Used to stop calf spasms by gently grasping the foot and pushing it towards the shin bone. Maybe try something similar with your ankle? Exterior side, gently apply pressure and push in then try pushing out. Stop if the pain increases.

Also could your potassium be low? Got bananas? Could try that.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Used to stop calf spasms by gently grasping the foot and pushing it towards the shin bone. Maybe try something similar with your ankle? Exterior side, gently apply pressure and push in then try pushing out. Stop if the pain increases.

Also could your potassium be low? Got bananas? Could try that.

Im not sure, I can go look. My sodium was low.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Potassium was high. 5.1

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Eat the pickles, leave the juice in it and fill the jar with your favorite cheese. Put it in the refrigerator for two days and enjoy!

My hubs does that with beets and garden cukes. We might have to try cheese. Would be good on a sandwich.

 

[pertnear09]

My hubs does that with beets garden cukes. We might have to try cheese. Would be good on a sandwich.

I like to do it with boiled eggs.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Used to stop calf spasms by gently grasping the foot and pushing it towards the shin bone. Maybe try something similar with your ankle? Exterior side, gently apply pressure and push in then try pushing out. Stop if the pain increases.

Also could your potassium be low? Got bananas? Could try that.

its my surgery foot. Probably about where they put the anchors.

 

[microchick]

Then you don't need bananas, girl.

Try Blue's suggestion along with the gentle pressure to the opposite side of the pain. If it's muscle spasms both will work. We used to have to deal with a lot of leg muscle spasms when I worked OB. You ladies with kids know what I'm talking about.

They ain't fun. It's like, okay, I'm trying to pull a watermelon out of my nostril and my body is adding insult to injury by giving me leg cramps? Thank you God....NOT!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

My hubs does that with beets garden cukes. We might have to try cheese. Would be good on a sandwich.

I tried with a cuke once. Just tasted like a cuke. IDK if it was a difference in the brine or what. It was clausens refrigerated pickles.