Metal bed causing leg cramp?

Leg cramp
November 24, 2020 6:25am CST
When I sleep on metal bed (with mattress), I used to get leg and toe cramp, but after changed to wooden bed, oddly the cramp never come again. I'm not sure if it has correlation, however I have ever read about research that if we sleep on the iron bed, it will make us getting cramp. Have you ever heard about it too? Image credit: dietdoctor.com
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jdbc
@jdbces (1845)
• Philippines
24 Nov 20
From my experience, I get cramps even when I am not in an iron bed.
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jdbc
@jdbces (1845)
• Philippines
25 Nov 20
@sweetshayens That's one interesting thing to know. Thanks for sharing.
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ShannyBananny
@shaggin (72183)
• United States
27 Nov 20
If you have a mattress between you and the frame it doesn’t seem it should effect you any what the frame is.
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Shayens Abran
@sweetshayens (328)
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28 Nov 20
Yes right :-)
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Notlilie
@prinzcy (32305)
• Malaysia
24 Nov 20
I don't think it's related but who am I to tell. I'm not even professional. But to answer your question, I don't think so. I sleep in a wooden bed. Yet sometimes I do get the cramp.
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Shayens Abran
@sweetshayens (328)
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25 Nov 20
Yes i think it's just me to interprete something without any prove :-) However I found article stating that wooden bed is better than metal bed as metal bed frame is act like antenna too attract any radiation in bedroom leading to disturbed sleep patterns :-)
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msdivkar
@msdivkar (23359)
• India
24 Nov 20
I don't think so because I do develop cramps sometimes sleeping on wooden bed. After all we don't sleep on wood or iron there is mattress in between.
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Shayens Abran
@sweetshayens (328)
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25 Nov 20
Yes maybe it's just because my joint is in better condition now, so I have no leg cramp again :-)
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