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Hypocalcemia Signs And Symptoms
Health Encyclopedia: Hypocalcemia Infants
Calcium level - low - infants
Symptoms
Calcium is a salt that is important to many systems in the body, especially heart and muscle function. There are frequently no signs in babies with hypocalcemia -- the diagnosis is usually made when a blood test that measures the calcium is low. Sometimes, babies with low calcium levels are jittery, and rarely even have
Signs and tests
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