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what problems are associated with low blood calcium
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Cramping of the abdomen, muscle cramps, and tingling of the digits are a couple of the problems associated with low blood calcium. Kidney disease and/or failure is associated with low blood calcium as well as thyroid disease. It would be best to take a vitamin C suppliment to help raise your calcium levels but the things above are some of the most known causes and problems associated with low blood calcium.

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