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• W2149597911 abstract "<h3>Context:</h3> Nocturnal leg cramps (NLC) are a condition with unclear pathophysiology that often presents with sudden, involuntary pain that can disrupt sleep and quality life. Existing literature fails to address the significant gap between the high prevalence of NLC and the lack of treatment options, which illustrates an increased demand for the development of effective therapeutic interventions. <h3>Objective:</h3> Determine the patient-reported prevalence and impact of NLC at primary care clinics. The collected data will explore the characteristics of patients who have NLC and examine commonly recommended treatment modalities. <h3>Study Design:</h3> Cross-Sectional Survey <h3>Setting:</h3> Rural and urban primary care clinics in a Midwestern state. <h3>Population Studied:</h3> Subjects that were 19 years of age and older who were patients at one of several primary care clinics. <h3>Main and Secondary Outcome Measures:</h3> The main outcome of this study measured the prevalence of NLC in rural and urban primary care settings in a Midwestern state. Secondary outcomes measured commonly recommended treatment modalities and their efficacy based on patient-reported surveys. <h3>Results/Anticipated Results:</h3> Based on the 369 total respondents, 69.2% were women and 30.8% were men with a mean age of 47.8 years (SD=17.5). Of the patients surveyed, 48.7% of respondents reported getting NLC, with the majority of them experiencing them 1-4 times per month. Chi-square analysis revealed there was no difference between men and women in the likelihood of developing NLCs. Furthermore, those who reported their overall health as “Fair” or “Poor” were significantly more prone to NLC development than individuals who reported their overall health as “Excellent”, “Very Good”, or “Good.” Older and sedentary individuals were more prone to NLC. Finally, the most commonly used and effective patient-reported treatment modalities for NLC were stretching, massaging, and walking. <h3>Conclusions:</h3> The data pertaining to the prevalence of NLC in adults is consistent with current literature. The high prevalence, in conjunction with an aging population and increasing rates of sedentary behavior, necessitates the development of effective therapeutics. This study will also be useful in guiding future research on health conditions and lifestyle habits associated with NLC." @default.
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