If you have frequent and severe leg cramps, talk to your doctor. You'll want to make sure there's not a health problem causing the cramps. Your doctor might also prescribe medication. Drugs don't always work for leg cramps, and they can cause harmful side effects. The anti-malaria drug quinine, for example, was once used for leg cramps, but doctors and the FDA no longer recommend it -- side effects include severe bleeding.
Credit: Steven Lawton/FilmMagic. Bachelor alum Shayne Lamas has lost her baby and is currently hospitalized following a pregnancy complication. We are so grateful that my daughter, Shayne Lamas-Richie, is conscious and stable, the star's father, Lorenzo Lamas, issued in a statement to Us Weekly on Monday.redit: Steven Lawton/FilmMagic. Bachelor alum Shayne Lamas has lost her baby and is currently hospitalized following a pregnancy complication. We are so grateful that my daughter, Shayne Lamas-Richie, is conscious and stable, the star's father, Lorenzo Lamas, issued in a statement to Us Weekly on Monday.
ABC News correspondent Sara Haines tells GMA viewers she's expecting a baby boy with husband Max Shifrin. ABC News correspondent Sara Haines is expecting her first child. The 37-year-old revealed her big news on Good Morning America on Sunday morning. The GMA weekend lifestyle anchor held up a cute baby onesie with the show's logo on it and smiled as she announced she and her husband are expecting a baby son.