Magnesium sulfate for Seizure Prevention User Reviews
Brand names: Epsom Salt
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- Taken for less than 1 month
- March 7, 2022
"Haven't started yet, just wanted to know what difference it makes for me to try it."
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"I was treated intravenously for postpartum preeclampsia 6 days after delivery. I was sent to the hospital for high blood pressure and stayed for 2 days. It took a couple of hours before I felt the effects of the magnesium drip. The nurse said I would feel like I had the flu. I felt much worse! And no one said that I shouldn't be feeling these effects... The most disturbing was, after each hour of the drip, I kept feeling less and less muscle movement. I was getting slowly paralyzed. Not to mention the face flushing and nausea. After 14 hours, I was hardly able to do anything at all, even lift my arms or legs or speak! I'm glad the doctor shut off the drip after 16 hours. I wouldn't have been able to communicate at all. Anyone else?"