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[[Stomach]] cramps may often be caused by [[food]] poisoning or [[gastro-enteritis]].  Cramps may often be symptomatic of other diseases or conditions such as [[kidney|renal]] failure or [[pregnancy]].  
 
[[Stomach]] cramps may often be caused by [[food]] poisoning or [[gastro-enteritis]].  Cramps may often be symptomatic of other diseases or conditions such as [[kidney|renal]] failure or [[pregnancy]].  
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Muscle cramps can often be releaved through soft massage of the cramped muscle, stretching or application of heat or cold.  Cramps from lack of water and/or salt can be treated, by drinking [[water]] and/or increasing [[salt]] (sodium or potassium) intake respectively.  
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Muscle cramps can often be relieved through soft massage of the cramped muscle, stretching or application of heat or cold.  Cramps from lack of water and/or salt can be treated, by drinking [[water]] and/or increasing [[salt]] (sodium or potassium) intake respectively.  
    
==Notes & references==
 
==Notes & references==
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