Drug-Induced Magnesium Deficiency

Patients are at risk for magnesium deficiency if they are taking certain medications, such as:

• Diuretics (water pills such as Thiazides and Lasix)

• Chemotherapy Drugs

• Anti-Rejection Drugs

• Cyclosporine

• Digoxin

• Nexium and other acid reflux drugs

DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS
There are numerous symptoms of magnesium deficiency, and they are some of the most common symptoms experienced. These are key indicators that signal the body might be low on magnesium.

Early symptoms of low magnesium levels include:

• Muscle Tension in Legs

• Fatigue

• Low Energy

• Restless Sleep

• Cramps

• Tingling or Numbness in extremities.

• Poor Carbohydrate Metabolism

These symptoms may be indicative of other serious conditions—please consult your doctor to determine the underlying cause.

For educational purposes only: This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Magnesium deficiency and its symptoms can be a serious health condition. It is advised that you consult with your physician or health care provider regarding magnesium supplementation.