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The 14 pages that link to Magnesium sulfate, each with the reason it gives.

• SulfateBroader topic: It is a familiar soluble sulfate used in agriculture, industry, and medicine.

• Magnesium oxideCompared with: It contrasts with sparingly soluble MgO as a readily water-soluble magnesium compound.

• Preterm birthRelated: Fetal neuroprotection is a key intervention when very preterm delivery is expected.

• Salt (chemistry)Broader topic: Its many hydrates illustrate how water can be part of a salt crystal.

• Alkaline earth metalBroader topic: Its familiar hydrate illustrates medical, agricultural, and household uses of magnesium compounds.

• Torsades de pointesRelated: Intravenous magnesium is used to treat torsades, even when blood magnesium is normal.

• HypomagnesemiaRelated: Intravenous magnesium sulfate is used for severe or symptomatic deficiency.

• BronchospasmRelated: It may help relax airways when severe bronchospasm responds poorly to initial treatment.

• Magnesium chlorideCompared with: It supplies magnesium in a soluble salt but pairs it with sulfate rather than chloride.

• Sodium sulfateCompared with: Its divalent magnesium cation gives it different composition and properties from sodium sulfate.

• Zinc sulfateCompared with: It shares the sulfate ion but replaces zinc with a different metal.

• Pre-eclampsiaRelated: It reduces seizure risk in pre-eclampsia with severe features and treats eclampsia.

• Magnesium citrateCompared with: It is another magnesium salt with separate medical uses and a strong osmotic effect when ingested.

• Magnesium nitrateCompared with: It supplies magnesium without nitrate, making it a useful comparison in fertilizer and solution chemistry.