Tetany (tetanic syndrome) is a nervous system disorder characterized by increased excitability of the neuromuscular system. Typical symptoms of tetany include cramps, tingling in the limbs, muscle twitching, eye tics, dizziness, a feeling of shortness of breath, heart palpitations, or anxiety. Accurate diagnosis and treatment of tetany are crucial to reduce the risk of recurrent attacks and improve the patient’s overall quality of life.

Treatment of tetanic syndrome most commonly includes:

Adjustment of mineral levels – supplementing magnesium, calcium, and vitamins according to examination results.

Lifestyle measures – sufficient sleep, regular exercise, stress elimination, and lifestyle modification.

Pharmacological treatment – in cases of significant symptoms, neurologists may recommend medications to stabilize the nervous system or alleviate anxiety.

Psychological support and relaxation techniques – for tetany, breathing exercises, relaxation exercises, and psychotherapy often help.