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I had a sodium blood level of 133 mmol/l, is that low enough to be able to cause symptoms like severe muscle cramping all over my body?
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No it should not. It is easily corrected under the care of your MD who you should for your symptoms. Hope you feel well
Answered 1/25/2022
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Unlikely. A level of 133 is just below the normal limit as is unlikely to cause any symptoms. You can easily correct it by adding salt to your food. Wish you good health!
Answered 1/27/2022
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