The proper balance of potassium in your body depends on sodium. If you consume a lot of salt, you may have depleted your stores of this important mineral. Many find relief from leg cramps by eating a banana just before bed. Other good sources of potassium include avocados and dried apricots. The RDI for potassium is 2,000 mg.
Thank you for your question. It is unlikely that an STD and cause cramps and constipation if you're referring to a localized STD. try the following recommendations for your constipation and cramps. You must try to avoid stimulants. Give this regimen a chance. It takes time.
Both can cause cramping, weight loss, bloody stools, and other health problems. Chronic diarrhea is a common symptom of both. However constipation can be a problem too. In ulcerative colitis, constipation can be a sign of inflammation in the rectum and in Crohn's disease it can be a sign of an obstruction in the small intestine. However if you have constipation alone, without other symptoms, it's unlikely to be due to IBD.