10 Symptoms of Too Much Magnesium
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4. Cardiac Arrest
Too much magnesium may result in cardiac arrest or heart failure. Other symptoms can include lung issues and the shutting down of respiratory functions. Since a magnesium overdose can be fatal if left untreated, it’s recommended that a person seek out emergency medical care if an overdose is suspected.
Those at risk for magnesium overdoses include pregnant women, and in fact, magnesium toxicity interferes with 3 percent of all pregnancies.1Ajib, Fayez A. ‘Magnesium Toxicity.’, U.S. National Library of Medicine, 8 Jan. 2021, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK554593/. This is because pregnant women often take supplements that magnesium can interact with.
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