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<blockquote data-quote="meercat" data-source="post: 386721" data-attributes="member: 62697"><p>Just come out of hospital after having been taken in by ambulance thinking I was having the start of a heart attack. I had not been feeling well since I started on insulin 3 months ago and then later on metformin and even worse when the dose was increased. I had absolutely no energy, but also could not sleep, was getting leg cramps in the middle of the night, then the last three days I felt nauseous, then I started vomiting and had extreme abdominal pain, then the last night my heart started pounding and having slightly irregular beats. At that point I got a bit scared so called an ambulance. </p><p>After an ECG and blood tests they said I had a low magnesium level, which would cause all the above symptoms and it was no doubt brought on from the severe diarrhea I had been having. They said it was not uncommon. If that is the case why is this not monitored as a routine?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meercat, post: 386721, member: 62697"] Just come out of hospital after having been taken in by ambulance thinking I was having the start of a heart attack. I had not been feeling well since I started on insulin 3 months ago and then later on metformin and even worse when the dose was increased. I had absolutely no energy, but also could not sleep, was getting leg cramps in the middle of the night, then the last three days I felt nauseous, then I started vomiting and had extreme abdominal pain, then the last night my heart started pounding and having slightly irregular beats. At that point I got a bit scared so called an ambulance. After an ECG and blood tests they said I had a low magnesium level, which would cause all the above symptoms and it was no doubt brought on from the severe diarrhea I had been having. They said it was not uncommon. If that is the case why is this not monitored as a routine? [/QUOTE]
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