Magnesium can worsen myasthenia gravis (MG) symptoms by affecting nerve and muscle function. It may interfere with medications, reduce their absorption, and even trigger a myasthenic crisis, which can impair breathing and require emergency care. People with MG should avoid magnesium supplements and certain medications Show Full Answer

Magnesium can worsen myasthenia gravis (MG) symptoms by affecting nerve and muscle function. It may interfere with medications, reduce their absorption, and even trigger a myasthenic crisis, which can impair breathing and require emergency care. People with MG should avoid magnesium supplements and certain medications containing magnesium unless approved by their healthcare provider. Always consult your doctor before using magnesium-containing products.

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