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Medical Conditions - Low Sodium Level

Lower than normal blood sodium levels, less than 130 mEq/L, is called hyponatremia. The affected individuals exhibit symptoms such as confusion, lethargy, headache, weakness, and fatigue. Drinking excess water (overhydration) and problems in the kidney result in low sodium levels in the blood.

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What triggers hyponatremia in the elderly and how to manage?

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Does low sodium level worsen hepatic encephalopathy?

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Are hypertension and low sodium affecting my seizures?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your query. Your situation suggests that both your epilepsy and high blood pressure are not fully under control, and yes, these conditions can affect each other.

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Can low sodium levels cause dizziness?

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What causes loss of consciousness after a stroke?

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I have low blood pressure. Kindly advise.

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. No, low blood pressure is not to be worried much but you should take little high protein diet and sodium diet.

I get random twitches in biceps, back of legs, and calf muscles. Do these indicate ALS?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. There are many causes of muscle twitches, the common ones being anxiety, low potassium and also low sodium.

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