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CONTACT US ON [email protected] SERUM ELECTROLYTES SERUM ELECTROLYTES IN HINDI SERUM ELECTROLYTES FOR STUDENTS SERUM ELECTROLYTES FUNCTIONS ELECTROLYTES ELECTROLYTES BLOOD TEST SERUM SODIUM SERUM SODIUM IN HINDI BLOOD SODIUM LEVELS NORMAL RANGE OF SERUM SODIUM CAUSES OF HIGH SERUM SODIUM CAUSES OF LOW SERUM SODIUM SYMPTOMS OF HIGH SERUM SODIUM SYMPTOMS OF LOW SERUM SODIUM HYPONATREMIA HYPERNATREMIA SERUM Na 146 meq/l SERUM Na 125meq/litre SODIUM 132MEQ/L SODIUM 154MEQ/L SERUM POTASSIUM NORMAL RANGE OF SERUM POTASSIUM CAUSES OF HIGH SERUM POTASSIUM CAUSES OF LOW SERUM POTASSIUM SYMPTOMS OF HIGH SERUM POTASSIUM SYMPTOMS OF LOW SERUM POTASSIUM HYPOkalemia HYPERKALEMIA SERUM Na 3 meq/l SERUM Na 8 meq/litre NORMAL RANGE OF SERUM CHLORIDE CAUSES OF HIGH SERUM CHLORIDE CAUSES OF LOW SERUM CHLORIDE SYMPTOMS OF HIGH SERUM CHLORIDE SYMPTOMS OF LOW SERUM CHLORIDE NORMAL RANGE OF SERUM CALCIUM CAUSES OF HIGH SERUM CALCIUM CAUSES OF LOW SERUM CALCIUM SYMPTOMS OF HIGH SERUM CALCIUM SYMPTOMS OF LOW SERUM CALCIUM NORMAL RANGE OF SERUM PHOSPHORUS CAUSES OF HIGH SERUM PHOSPHORUS CAUSES OF LOW SERUM PHOSPHORUS SYMPTOMS OF HIGH SERUM PHOSPHORUS SYMPTOMS OF LOW SERUM PHOSPHORUS What Are Electrolytes?Electrolytes are specialized minerals, like sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, phosphate, and magnesium. Transporters such as glucose allow your body's cells to effectively absorb electrolytes, and as a result, bring fluid in as well via osmosis. Without enough fluid and electrolytes, your body's risk of dehydration* — as well as complications including fatigue, headache, dizziness, reduced motor function .What Is the Function of Electrolytes?One essential function of electrolytes is conducting electrical signals throughout the body. Every cell in the human body operates via electricity. The ability for cells to properly send and receive electrical currents is vital to health, function and well-being. It allows your heart, muscles and brain to work their best.You can get electrolytes through both the foods you eat as well as electrolyte-containing beverages. Eating a well-balanced diet can help provide the electrolytes you typically need for good health. However, if you're sweating a lot from intense exercise or spending time in hot weather, . These scientifically formulated drinks can help reduce the risk of mild to moderate dehydration. Drink these before, during and immediately after your workouts or outdoor time for less muscle fatigue or improved recovery and to help prevent symptoms of dehydration like headaches or muscle cramps. Keeping up with your hydration, including electrolytes can help you stay alert and feeling well hydrated.SodiumBalances fluid levels inside and outside cellsRegulates blood pressureHelps send nerve signalsHelps your muscles contract.Potassium.Helps move nutrients into your cells Helps your nerves and muscles function, especially your heartSupports your metabolismCalciumBuilds and strengthens your bones and teethHelps muscles contract and sends nerve signalsAids stable blood pressure Magnesium Aids muscle and nerve function,Builds and strengthens your bones and teethPhosphorousBuilds and strengthens your bones and teethAids nerve and muscle.What Happens When Your Body Is Low on Electrolytes?Not getting enough electrolytes can have negative effects that range from mild to severe, depending on what nutrient you're low on. Here's what could happen if you don't get enough of these electrolytes:Sodium DEFICIENCY CAUSES Dehydration Muscle cramps Fatigue Confusion Seizures Coma PotassiumIrregular heartbeat Constipation Fatigue Muscle weakness or spasms Numbness or tingling Magnesium Unusual eye movements Fatigue Convulsions Muscle spasms, cramps, and weakness Numbness CalciumMuscle cramps Dry skin Nails that break easily Memory problems Confusion Depression Crankiness PhosphorousLow appetite Anxiety Joint stiffness Weakness Bone pain and weakness Breathing problems.Foods and Drinks With Electrolytes Many foods are rich in electrolytes. Some of the top sources include: Potassium: Bananas, beet greens, salmon, white beans, avocado, potatoes, milk, mushroomsSodium: Dill pickles, clams, table salt, cheese, dry-roasted sunflower seedsMagnesium: Spinach, pumpkin seeds, lima beans, tuna, brown rice, almondsPhosphorous: Yellowfin tuna, tofu, milk, chicken, scallops, pumpkin seeds, quinoaCalcium: KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST FOR STUDENTS KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN HINDI KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST MEANS KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST BLOOD REPORT UNDERSTAND YOUR KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST REPORT EASILY AT HOME KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN URDU KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN TELGU KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN BANGLA KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN ASSAMESE KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN PUNJABI KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN KANNADA KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST IN TELGU KFT RFT KFT BLOOD REPORT RFT BLOOD REPORT SERUM CREATININE SERUM UREA SERUM BUN SERUM URIC ACID EGFR GFR URINE ANALYSIS