Stroke migraine-induced

A series of article abstracts about various magnesium-deficiency symptoms, syndromes, conditions, or diseases are supplied at http //www.mgwa-ter.com/abstract.shtml. These include the following alcohol-related hypertension and strokes, alcohol-induced contraction of cerebral arteries, amyofrophic lateral sclerosis and aluminum deposition in the central nervous system, cardiac arrhythmias, asthma therapy, attention deficit disorder (ADD), cerebral artery disorders, constipation, diabetes, heart muscle disorders or myocardial infarction, hypertension, HIV, kidney stones, menopause, migraine, multiple sclerosis, osteoporosis, and premenstrual syndrome. In all cases, an increase in magnesium levels had beneficial effects. 

Cerebrovascular vasoconstriction and a sudden increase in blood pressure probably underlie the many reports of cocaine-induced strokes, CNS hemorrhage, and migraine (SEDA-17, 1). Three cases of generalized seizures occurring shortly after the intravenous use of cocaine (143). 

Pulmonary Does the patient require medications for pulmonary disease that may affect neurological functioning such as beta agonist-induced tremor Could a medication such as beta-blockers prescribed for essential tremor cause deterioration of pulmonary function Could an acute pulmonary illness such as pneumonia be contributing to delirium Does the patient have a history of pulmonary embolism that may indicate a predisposition to thromboembolic disorders Is the patient a current or past smoker, contributing to stroke risk or migraines ... 

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