Regular preventative therapies for toe cramps go beyond stretching and hydration. Buying properly fitted shoes is the first step in preventing foot pain. Every toe should have full mobility, and high-heeled shoes should support the foot's arch to prevent muscle strain. Appropriate nutrition is another way to prevent premature fatigue, a common contributor to cramps. If exercise and sports drinks do not help alleviate cramps, changes to the diet, including supplements of potassium, calcium, and similar electrolytes, could help, but always speak to a doctor first. Performing stretches before bed can also prevent midnight cramps.

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