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High Bun, High Potassium, What Do They Mean?
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Mia
Mar 8, 2019
kidney stones
heart failure
arrhythmia
kidney cancer
congestive heart failure
heart attack
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Linda
Mar 8, 2019
Is it possible to lower potassium and improve kidney function.
Lucas Huston
Mar 8, 2019
If your kidney has been damaged and have impaired function. it's impossible to reverse it. i don't know your stage of CKD(depending on the Ccr).
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Frances
Mar 8, 2019
Labs had showed a potassium level of 7, The retake was 5. My husband is under a kidney and heart doctors care. He has been directed to make an appointment with his PCM. What questions do we need to ask and tests should be taken?
Sammy Dobbs
Mar 8, 2019
Calcium chloride or calcium gluconate is the first choice for reducing potassium? What is pseudo-hyperkalemia? What are the common situations of exogenous potassium overload? The relationship between serum potassium level and symptoms? How to deal with arrhythmia caused by high potassium?Look forward to their usefulness to you.
KEITH
May 12, 2019
At home treatment of high potassium level
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Akira Hino
Mar 8, 2019
Any relationship to Agent Orange herbcid eexposure?
Gorden Malloy
Mar 8, 2019
Kidney dysfunction is not in the list of diseases that government acknowledges related to Agent Orange.
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Adel
Jul 17, 2019
What is the effect of high potassium
James Ward
Jul 19, 2019
Symptoms of hyperkalemia (high potassium) include:
Abnormal heart rhythm—arrhythmia—that can be life-threatening
Slow heart rate
Weakness
The symptoms can be mild and may be due to many different health problems.
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