SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF LACK OF CALCIUM
Lack of Calcium: Hypocalcemia is the medical term for low serum calcium. Causes include hyperparathyroidism, vitamin D deficiency, hypophosphatemia and acute pancreatitis. When the renal system isn't functioning or more phosphates enter the bloodstream than the kidneys can handle, the body excretes phosphates in the stool, blocking calcium absorption and causing hypocalcemia. Hypocalcemia most often occurs in newborns, either within the first two days of life or after five to 10 days. Hypocalcemia in newborns can result from feeding your child formula, which can contain high levels of phosphates. MORIKAMI CALCIUM L-THREONATE: BEST-SELLING CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT Lack of Calcium: Calcium is necessary for the regulation of muscle response and nerve function. Accordingly, a lack of serum calcium can result in muscle stiffness, twitches and tremors. Owing to the subtlety of these symptoms, they may not appear conspicuous enough to indicate a serious condition, particu