Kidney Failure
Organ failure pertains to the dysfunction of organs and high morbidity rate. The most common organ failure is kidney damage. The malfunction of the kidney characterizes chronic kidney disease. There are many complications this disease can bring, one of which is toe cramps.
Toe cramps are common in those who are suffering from kidney disease. This is due to fluid imbalance, electrolytes, and nerve damage. Chronic kidney failure can alter the transmission of nerve impulses and muscles throughout the body.
Proper electrolytes and fluids are substantial in slowing muscle contraction and reducing muscle tension. As a result, it helps the body prevent cramps and pain. It also reduces the toe’s risk of inflammation and other muscular diseases.
The electrolyte can also alter the nutrient levels in the body. It can lower the nutrients that are stored in the body. These nutrients are potassium, magnesium, sodium, and calcium. The body utilizes these substances to prevent muscle spasms, weakness, twitching, and convulsion.
