Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
Medical Review
Written by:
Dr. Von Chiao Wen
Doctor of Medicine (MD), N.I. Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University
Overview of Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
Decreased magnesium levels in the blood mean a low level of magnesium in the blood causing several side effects and can be fatal. This is because magnesium is a very important mineral needed by the body.
Signs and Symptoms of Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
Nausea, Vomiting, Weakness, Decreased appetite, Numbness, Tingling, Muscle cramps, Seizures, Muscle spasticity, Personality changes, Abnormal heart rhythms
Common Causes of Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
GI diseases, Type 2 diabetes Alcohol dependence
Risk Factors of Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
Older adults, Use of diuretics
Investigation Techniques for Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
Blood urea and serum electorlytes, Electrocardiography
Treatment and Prevention of Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood
Magnesium rich diet, Magnesium Salts
Available Decreased Magnesium Levels In Blood Medicines
No medicines currently available for this condition.



