What can be the cause of weakened muscle and kidney functioning?

A. Too much calcium

B. Too much potassium

C. Too little calcium

D. Too little potassium

Answer: A. Too much calcium

Severe dehydration and overheating: Heat results in quicker muscle breakdown. The kidneys cannot dispose of the body’s waste without plenty of fluids. Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) experience considerable loss of muscle mass, faintness and poor bodily performance. As kidney illness progresses, skeletal muscle disfunction forms a shared trail for flexibility limitation, loss of useful independence, and susceptibility to disease complications.