Poor circulation may also contribute to nighttime cramps. Conditions that reduce blood flow to the legs can limit the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to muscle tissues. Individuals with peripheral artery disease, diabetes, or cardiovascular problems may experience cramps more frequently than others.
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