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Can magnesium, calcium or zinc supplements for osteomalacia affect heart negatively as a patient with arrhythmia & occasional high pressure in lungs?
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No, not likely: These supplements are fairly harmless. They are not known to affect your heart in anyway. So you can continue to take them as needed.
Answered 6/8/2019
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