Hypocalcemia is associated with various neuropsychiatric symptoms, including twitching of the hands and feet, epileptic seizures, paresthesias, increased muscle tone, tendon hyperreflexia, muscle tenderness, and altered state of consciousness, as well as bronchospasm, laryngospasm, and respiratory failure. Hypocalcemia is induced by hyponatremia, according to this present study. When intracellular sodium levels are elevated, infected cells inhale a significant amount of calcium via the Na + /Ca + pump exchange route, resulting in a reduction in blood calcium. Calcium is a critical signaling molecule in neuron, immunological, and muscle cells. Inadequate Ca + levels in the bloodstream can result in neurological, immunological, and motor systems problems.