2. Adapt Your Diet
If you experience pain that radiates throughout the arm as a chronic and repeated condition or experiences it as muscle cramps at certain times, then a diet can be one of the most common things that can cause it.
Some of the most likely causes for cramps includes not getting enough salt or magnesium through your diet. Both of these are essential for your muscle function, and if your diet is lacking, it usually manifests with symptoms like muscle weakness or cramps which can become an issue at any time.
For relieving the direct cramping, apply heat and massage until the cramp subsides. To stop the condition from coming back, either add supplements to your health routine or change your diet to include more magnesium-rich foods.
If this doesn’t stop the cramping, try another method or see an expert to establish just what’s causing the cramping if it isn’t due to dietary factors.