Yes, Hypomagnesemia Can Cause ECG Changes: Understanding the Cardiac Risks
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An estimated 48% of the U.S. population does not meet the recommended daily intake for magnesium, and this deficiency, known as hypomagnesemia, can absolutely cause significant ECG changes. As a crucial mineral for cardiac electrical stability, low magnesium levels can disrupt the heart's rhythm and function in several notable ways. Understanding these effects is vital for patient care and accurate diagnosis.
