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The diagnosis can be made by finding a [[plasma]] magnesium concentration of less than 0.7mmol/l. Since most magnesium is intracellular, a body deficit can be present with a normal plasma concentration. | The diagnosis can be made by finding a [[plasma]] magnesium concentration of less than 0.7mmol/l. Since most magnesium is intracellular, a body deficit can be present with a normal plasma concentration. In addition to hypomagnesemia, up to 40% cases will also have hypocalcemia while in up to 60% of cases, hypokalemia will also be present. | ||
In addition to hypomagnesemia, up to 40% cases will also have hypocalcemia while in up to 60% of cases, hypokalemia will also be present. | |||
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== Laboratory findings == | == Laboratory findings == | ||
<br /> | Serum magnesium level is usually normal for patients with hypomagnesemia since most of magnesium is intracellular. The following la<br /> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Overview
The diagnosis can be made by finding a plasma magnesium concentration of less than 0.7mmol/l. Since most magnesium is intracellular, a body deficit can be present with a normal plasma concentration. In addition to hypomagnesemia, up to 40% cases will also have hypocalcemia while in up to 60% of cases, hypokalemia will also be present.
Laboratory findings
Serum magnesium level is usually normal for patients with hypomagnesemia since most of magnesium is intracellular. The following la