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Can i take magnesium oxide 250 mg with klor-con potassium 20meq?? i have hx of v-tach. magnesium level is normal but ive heard it can help with pvcs?
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Magnesium: It can. Although serum magnesium normal, it does not reflect tissue magnesium. I would also recommend magnesium glycinate. It has far better absorption
Answered 7/7/2019
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