Serum magnesium refers to the amount of magnesium in your blood. It is a measurement that helps determine if you have low or high levels of magnesium in your body.
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Migraine patients have presented with
lower serum magnesium levels compared to normal control groups of the same age without migraine headaches.
Could be true, but not sure how I'd validate it,
as serum magnesium levels have little relation to total body levels (that which we care about).
This can lead to the flushing of excess glucose in urine, which has the unfortunate side effect of
flushing serum magnesium along with it.
Cardiologists don't know it but when in rare instances they test
for serum magnesium levels they are not measuring anything but strictly controlled magnesium levels in the blood.
It was noted that the group that took the supplements had
increased serum magnesium and zinc levels (which was to be expected).
Alternatives: The FDA has advised doctors and other health care providers to
obtain serum magnesium levels before prescribing PPIs and then periodically thereafter.
Several studies have shown that
low serum magnesium is an independent risk factor for migraine headaches, and that magnesium can be used therapeutically to both prevent and treat migraines, as well as a host of other disorders characterized by spasm.
Conducted on 73 women with pregnancy - related leg cramps, the study found that
serum magnesium levels in patients who suffered severe leg cramps were at or below the lower reference limit, [1] as is also often the case with healthy pregnant patients.
Even if it is commonly prescribed,
the serum magnesium test is a poor indicator of magnesium levels as serum magnesium represents...
Oral supplementation with MgCl2 solution restores
serum magnesium levels, improving insulin sensitivity and metabolic control in type 2 diabetic patients with decreased serum magnesium levels.
Only 1 % of magnesium in your body is distributed in your blood, so
a serum magnesium blood test highly inaccurate.
Han H. Dose - response relationship between dietary magnesium intake,
serum magnesium concentration and risk of hypertension: a systematic review and meta - analysis of prospective cohort studies.
An inverse relationship between cumulating components of the metabolic syndrome and
serum magnesium levels.
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