A Charlie horse is a muscle cramp
Charlie horse pain refers to a cramp and or spasm in the leg muscles. These pains can last for anywhere between seconds and a full day. There can be many causes of Charlie horse pains including dehydration and lack of calcium or potassium.
The correct spelling is "charley horse" for muscle cramps. It refers to a painful muscle spasm or cramp that typically occurs in the leg.
A "charlie horse" is a slang term for a muscle spasm or cramp. These can occur in muscles from a variety of causes, from blunt injury trauma to physiopathological reflex arcs from overuse, electrolyte imbalances, or even nutritional deficiencies.
The term "Charlie horse" is believed to have originated in American baseball in the 1880s, where a player named Charlie suffered a muscle cramp during a game. The name stuck and became a common term for muscle cramps or spasms in the legs.
A painful contraction of a muscle is a cramp or charley horse.
Often it is called a cramp.
It's called a Charlie Horse. To get rid of it, eat a banana. A banana has potassium which will help get rid of the Charlie Horse.
Charley horse (or Charlie horse). Also variously called a corked thigh, dead leg, granddaddy, chopper or Tommy horse.
Chief Charlie Horse was created on 1956-05-07.
The duration of The Charlie Horse Music Pizza is 1800.0 seconds.
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