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Andy Murray says he has undergone “sweat testing” after latest points with cramping throughout matches.
The previous world primary has suffered from the problem through the North American onerous court docket swing, most just lately within the defeat to fellow Scot Cameron Norrie in Cincinnati.
Murray is now “on the lookout for solutions” as he builds as much as subsequent week’s US Open in New York.
“We’re making an attempt to know why precisely it is occurring,” he stated.
“I am doing sweat-testing in these situations to see if something’s modified in that respect as a result of the sports activities drinks and the electrolytes and stuff that I drink are made particularly primarily based on my sweat exams.
“I have not performed sweat testing for fairly various years, so we’re simply seeing if something has modified in that respect.
“Some folks assume it may be hydration-related, conditioning-related, stress-related, whether or not you have not eaten the precise stuff, there could be various elements that go into it. It might be an underlying sickness that is there, so we’re simply making an attempt to get some solutions.”
Murray, who received the US Open in 2012, will get his Flushing Meadows bid underneath manner on Monday in opposition to Argentine twenty fourth seed Francisco Cerundolo.
The 35-year-old is reasonable that there will not be a direct resolution to his cramping challenge, however hopes there’s a probability of some enchancment.
“If it is conditioning-related, I am not going to get fitter within the subsequent few days.
“But when there’s something else there that I may probably change, whether or not it is consuming or consuming or sickness or one thing, then there’s the chance that would change fairly shortly.”
