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Can low electrolytes cause your eye muscles to be weak?
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Ocular muscle weakness is rarely a manifestation of electrolyte imbalance.
Answered 9/21/2023
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Low electrolytes is very non specific- deficiency first will manifest in the body symptoms in general- depending on the electolite before affecting the eyes
Answered 9/27/2023
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